Dingley returns to England, and the Tharauds cleverly swerve their plot first one way, then the other.
Any of these drivers could have a fatal accident if they swerve their vehicles out of their lane on the highway.
Far from being Grant and Firth's love child, Hoult's shape-shifting role choices speak of someone determined to body-swerve their heritage.
In the downhill event these fearless individuals can hit speeds of 75mph as they compete for the fastest time, while in the slalom events athletes have to swerve their way through gates marked out with flags.
As is characteristic of Lewis's work, much of the film was shot from the toads' perspective, and stories of actual human-toad interactions were dramatically reënacted: a woman befriending numerous cane toads, people swerving their vehicles in order to kill cane toads, and a man smoking cane-toad venom, which can be deadly if ingested.
When Democrats pressed him to answer "yes" or "no" to questions about his political views, he tended to arch his right eyebrow, mark his notebook with a thick black sharpie, and recite anodyne facts about legal decisions in an authoritative monotone, effectively swerving their questions.
The runners were killed early Sunday when their sport utility vehicle collided head-on with a pickup truck that had apparently swerved into their lane.
The Air Force coastal defense radar, Giant Killer, demanded to know why the fighters had swerved from their patrol area.
Rachael was driving home from the zoo with the boys she nannied for when an 18-wheeler swerved into their lane.
Both candidates are Democrats; but, if they can swerve from their party line on the single subject of buses, their constituents may thank them for it.* "The Private Provision of Public Transport". A. Alfred Taubman Centre for State & Local Government, Harvard University, 2001.
