Flit

He opts instead to flit about their skies—usually in dark, and never in the same place twice.

Rogues move first, strike a lone enemy hard in melee, and then either stand their ground or flit their way back to safety.

Speaking to the Tyrone Herald following her flit from Columbia to London, Caroline explained Noora’s origins.

The narrative in this regard is so paper-thin that it’s easy to just flit right past this hollow rhetoric.

But it was a harbinger of slightly less offensive provocations to come, and proof positive that "Seinfeld" would flit around the boundaries of bad taste for the rest of its run.

Gallacher has been asked to flit between full-back and wing-back roles this season as Saints boss Craig Levein has experimented with different formations.

Here, where fantails (piwakawaka) often flit at head-height, Ms Shelah has underplanted a fir, tall camellias, rata and akeake with some of her favourite shade-lovers — hydrangeas, hostas, maidenhair fern ("It’s so pretty") and fuchsias.

Then again, what else would you expect from a man who, unlike his cycling predecessor Boris Johnson, eschews travelling with the hoi polloi himself, preferring instead to flit about by armoured car?

Instead, the cavalcade of characters who flit in and out of David’s life all make one hell of an impact.

Rumors of an elusive also flit about the island, one that might not reflect too honorably upon any samurai that might use it.

Bowman said Flit would have won more easily if the race was run at a genuine pace.

Crazy Jane's personality Flit gets sick of the whole thing and teleports herself, Larry and Cliff "Robotman" Steel to Paraguay.

Overlapping acoustic guitars blend like plumes of smoke, and inspired snatches of melody flit by – but bursts of noise and distortion herald danger deep in the woods.

You flit between the personal and the professional in your writing.

Students flit from lecture to lecture, seen in magnificent droves throughout the hallways at key points in the day.

Cohen (2004), p. 83 According to Geisel, the wife of an advertising executive in charge of advertising Flit saw Geisel's cartoon at a hairdresser's and urged her husband to sign him.

The current prints of the film have the "Flit" name blotted out, since Paramount Pictures didn't get permission to use the trademarked name.