I would rather be asleep on a train than dodging down a motorway.
York has no shortage of winding alleys, secret nooks, and hidden courtyards; today, they're inviting curiosities for the nosey visitor, but it's easy to let your imagination slip into the past, imagining ruffians dodging down cobbled side-streets to swerve the law.
Holding up a black pole, he energetically waved a placard attached to the top of the pole during the length of the three-and-a-half-minute exposure, to "dodge" down the brightness of the clouds in a way that is usually done in the darkroom.
However, freshman midfielder Drew Supinski dodged down the alley and scored the first goal of his fledgling career to give the visitors a 6-4 haleadme lead.
West dodged down the right alley and used a pick to rub off defenseman Jules Godino, who made the mistake of going underneath the screen and giving his man time and space as a result.
It's like George Osborne keeping his head down, dodging the cameras, and half-pretending he's not been at Bilderberg, then eventually declaring the three days of meetings in his transparency data with the two words: "general discussion".
By the time we pass the small loch of Dubh-Lochain, the hillsides are running with streams that come tumbling down, dodging the tumuli of vivid green mosses, their colour almost luminescent in the fading light.
Moss caught a 47-yard touchdown pass, dodging tacklers down the sideline on a play that seemed to turn back the clock to the receiver's prime.
He could do it all – power dodge, speed dodge, break down guys one-on-one to draw the slide and dish.
And the list went on with lesser annoyances -- long traffic lights, obnoxious cab drivers opening car doors that nearly took him out as he passed, traffic so thick that half of his runs took place up and down sidewalks dodging terrified pedestrians, cops at every other corner waiting for him to run a light.
It makes for an intense film, with the usual battles taking place but with the actors sometimes upside down, sliding up or down walls, dodging unexpected events triggered sometimes by one of the participant's subconscious or other invaders of the psyche.
