One senses in Wergeland's restless flight from cliché, and the reminders of Norway's contribution to world culture, a small country's legitimate desire to escape from provinciality, to prove that "even Norwegians could think big".
Even after a long, restless flight, the descent onto a new city can awaken the senses.
In a way Scriabin's restless flights, Debussy's intense tranquillity and Ravel's dazzling colors are evoked at once.
The vocal writing mostly hovers in the extreme high soprano register, with sustained melodic fragments and restless flights.
No more restless flights and jetlag.
To look at the litany of Friel plays is to witness a rigorous and restless imagination in full flight; from the early radio plays to the growing assuredness of The Enemy Within; from the breakthrough play, Philadelphia, Here I Come! to the annus mirabilis of Aristocrats, Faith Healer and Translations and on to Dancing at Lughnasa, Wonderful Tennessee and The Home Place.
Little did I know that five days before parliamentary elections were set to begin on November 28 I would find myself sitting restless on board my flight from London to Cairo not even knowing if elections would go ahead at all.
A "strong feeling of inward satisfaction," he thought, must lead a bird, "so full of activity, to brood day after day over her eggs" (Darwin 1871 I:79), and migratory birds must, in the days before they take flight, feel a restless longing.
"Sparks fly from her fingertips... She's a restless spirit on an endless flight" -- so goes the song "Witchy Woman" released in 1972 by rock band, the Eagles.
The chance of a serious challenge to the market leader dramatically reduced when Restless Harry fell at the eighth flight and brought down Won In The Dark, before second favourite Smad Place fell at the fourth from home.
The piece is basically an essay for orchestra, full of restless, swirling figures, eerie fanfares, solo flights and harmonies that stack up, note by note, to create thick, pungent masses of sound: a Lindberg trademark.
