The monumentality of the space — the mahogany-stained-pine surround, the thirty-six TV screens on the upstage wall, on which the "televised" debates and the locales can be seen — swallows up the actors, who are forced to do a lot of spinning and pacing and crossing, to provide a bogus dynamism that is underlined by the smash cuts of jarring sound.
The monumentality of the space the mahogany-stained-pine surround, the thirty-six TV screens on the upstage wall, on which the "televised" debates and the locales can be seen swallows up the actors, who are forced to do a lot of spinning and pacing and crossing, to provide a bogus dynamism that is underlined by the smash cuts of jarring sound.
Because that remains the essential difference, the surfaces, whether they take spin or pace, and exactly how well equipped each team is to adapt to conditions outside of their natural habitat.
Mr. Fuchs likes to move among all these at an unhurried pace, spinning out his exotic, hushed yet earthy toccatas.
Hazard sliced through them that evening, forever drawing tentative defenders to him before spinning off at pace.
This tiny taquería, the brainchild of one Tiajuanan and two Californians, boasts an authoritative air of authenticity, the short-order team slinging their product at a head-spinning pace, filling house-made tortillas and folding them into paper cones with a flick of the wrist.
Over the last few years, as I've tried to cope with the mundane stresses of adulthood and the head-spinning pace of existence in the Anthropocene age, I've found myself increasingly inclined to do what I did at that techno festival, and follow the whispers away from the noise.
Recent rough estimates by Dr. Karen L. Overall, a veterinarian specializing in animal behavior at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, suggest that up to 8 percent of dogs in America — five million to six million animals — exhibit compulsive behaviors, like fence-running, pacing, spinning, tail-chasing, snapping at imaginary flies, licking, chewing, barking and staring.
The critic for Time magazine examined Raymond Chandler's The Long Goodbye alongside Casino Royale; he praised Casino Royale, saying that "Fleming keeps his incidents and characters spinning through their paces like juggling balls".
(She and Ms. Powers also take spinning classes, easily keeping pace with women half their age).
The 20-year-old Frenchwoman's best shot is her forehand, which she can hit with pace, spin and angle.
