Every bit as harrowing as its predecessor, Lord Jim hovers over the mystery of Jim's fateful, impulsive leap, unfurling from this decisive act ever more pleated layers of motive and rationale, until at last laying flat nothing surer than the sense that "no man ever understands quite his own artful dodges to escape from the grim shadow of self-knowledge".
Among "X-Files" types there has long been speculation that Fossett staged his accident to dodge financial problems or to escape with a mistress.
Hendrix blares out of the radio as I dodge through side streets to escape the police chase and figure out what's next for Lincoln Clay.
Bees threatened by the bee-hawking wasp are unprotected by the colony-bound collective defence, but are still able to escape by dodging and fast flight (vxz = 2.25±0.03 ms−1, n = 1855 images, n = 107 flights of bees; scenario B).
Some of these you can dodge, but others are much harder to escape — especially if the invitation comes from your boss, a key client, or an influential colleague.
He always knew how to pick his moment, whether it was slipping over the wall of Wandsworth prison to escape in 1965 or dodging the Australian police just as they closed in on him when he was on the run in 1970.
Even if advancements in gene editing dodge formal regulation in the short-term, they're not going to escape the roiling anti-biotech public sentiment.
And even if certain advanced techniques dodge formal regulation in the short-term, they're not going to escape the roiling anti-biotech public sentiment.
There are plenty of valid reasons to dodge motherhood, not least because it's no longer a chance to escape the workplace, and most of the labour will fall into your lap (and I don't just mean during birth).
This conformation is adapted to quick starts and a bounding, dodging run, which is how cover-dependent antelopes whose first line of defense is concealment try to escape predators that chance to find them.
