So what inspired him to live, for his training assignment in Mozambique, in a tent outside a primitive village whose inhabitants said they hadn't seen a white man, or a car, since 1972, and to spend his waking hours scouring a deadly 12-mile stretch of road for hidden explosives, sometimes dodging bullets as he went?
Sometimes he dodges questions playfully; at other times, he can be curt.
Doctors, nurses and baby sitters don't always pay attention to me, and sometimes dodge my questions entirely.
Communication was very poor and medical staff sometimes dodged painful discussions with patients and families, the review found.
If a plane crashed during takeoff or landing, Vince was often the first on the scene, sometimes dodging pieces of flying metal.
That is not to say that taking precautions isn't intrinsically sensible; it's just that sometimes dodging the issue in this way is not the best precaution, and instead of solving problems it sometimes creates them.
Short-course races are held each Saturday, November through March, usually in the inlet just above Ellis Island and sometimes dodging freighters up the Buttermilk Channel.
He was of the old school, and had been so long in the commentary dodge that he sometimes called his computer his typewriter (though keeping up, as nimbly as any 20-something, with the blargon and cellphoney-baloney of the age).
He jinked, he danced, he dodged between three defenders, stretching their sinews and their minds.
He sometimes isn't realistic".
