Now…the graphics are so detailed and engaging, you’ll find yourself ducking out of the way of on-screen adversaries.
Typically, I enter their world by climbing up a rickety, twisting wooden staircase, ducking to avoid bumping my head in the near-total darkness.
On his cheap motorbike taxi, named after a once-admired no-frills domestic airline of the past, he often carries an entire family or a week's groceries, ducking and weaving through the traffic.
When we came to a narrow place in the road, I noticed people ducking.
Oh, Amanda. When will they allow you to have a ducking stool all of your very own?
Miss Daisy was happy as a puppy accelerating out of each corner, rushing ahead on a stretch of straight road, then ducking down to dip into the next corner.
They'd been ducking him in the water. Poor fellow, he cut a sorry figure.
Most of the crowd scattered then, ducking behind cars or fleeing into the street. But five men stood their ground, whipped out guns of their own.
He nodded at me, muttering, "Sylvie," before ducking back into Hattie's caress.
In the one moment he saw his opponent ducking out of his field of vision and the background of white, watching faces; in the next moment he again saw his opponent and the background of faces.
We will be addressing the G20 countries, as their wealth and power deprives them of excuses for ducking their obligations.
Ducks clucked under the docks with a ducker in duck ducking into the dark.
Well, the little mammals were ducking for cover from these very large extremely ugly creatures that were somewhere between birds and dinosaurs.
He was quit for a ducking.
playmates ducking each other in the pool;
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