At heart a quiet, darts-playing village boy, arguably lacking a competitive edge, he said last night: "I've found it an increasing strain.
Enid's capacity for scorn is unlimited: her plucked eyebrows might illustrate a dictionary entry for "supercilious," and her quiet voice shoots darts of sarcasm in every direction.
Mr. Lang's program, for example, ended with "The Passing Measures," a slow, subdued and intentionally static work, essentially a shimmering consonant chord sustained for 45 minutes while quiet inner motifs dart about.
Her quiet sentences usually dart and soar like a kite, swooping and diving and pulling up sharply, circling back on themselves in barely tethered flight, but now she struggled to find the words.
Pale darts still quivering, crocuses.
Everyone stood still, eyes darting.
Early in 9th grade, Justin's face quickly transformed from darting eyes and quiet disregard to an incredulous smile as staff and students of all grades warmly welcomed him and engaged him in intimate conversations; he was encouraged to share who he was, what he was passionate about and the learning experiences he wanted to pursue.
It's sort of like ten pin bowling meets darts but with the quiet plotting tactics of a Soviet proxy war.
A quiet, softly spoken man, his eyes dart nervously around the room as we speak.
Like many a dreamer besieged by darts, the duck maintains his quiet faith — sometimes living inside your own head is the best refuge.
These are the reasons why Black Dart has been kept relatively quiet.
