Although I darted from narcissists, others were surely energized by super-sized personas.
And so it goes, darting from Bat for Lashes-style spectral disco (I'm a Ruin) to shoegazing balladry (Solitaire) via Taylor Swiftian bubbliness (Blue).
Serena Williams, 10 times the winner of grand slam titles, was within an inch of being beaten, her rare and bold volley at 4-5, 30-40 in the decider clipping the net tape as it darted snakily away from Elena Dementieva in a 6-7, 7-5, 8-6 win lasting an adrenaline-drenched 2hr 49min.
He darts from child to child, pushing, encouraging.
He darts from one burner or food preparation station to the next.
Your eye darts from one scene to the other, unsure which to concentrate on.
She darts from meeting the Beatles to watching Hendrix at the Isle Of Wight.
Barely eight minutes after arriving at his conference room at the State Capitol on Tuesday to announce his retirement from the Senate, the majority leader tearfully choked out a final thought — "It's bittersweet, it's sad and it's happy, it's tough" — and darted from the room.
And although nobody can accuse him of wearing his learning lightly, he does at least have a goodly amount of it, darting apparently effortlessly in discussion from the minutiae of federal social policy to the grand sweep of world history.In this section Crying wolf Keystone cop-out We will frack you The efficiency conundrum Sunshine or colonoscopy?
There was nothing systematic about it; I just darted from one source to another, and the book grew and changed shape as I was writing it, so I would read fresh things to fuel new interests, and so on.
