fleetness

They know how to capture the fleetness of a passing image.

Dia's strength is in the fleetness that comes with its small size.

It also spoke of the fleetness of life and therefore death.

But he practiced from youth to excel you in fleetness of foot.

An image of a love triangle flashes by with subliminal fleetness.

Steerpike's boast as to his fleetness was not an idle one.

They gave an impression of strength combined with fleetness.

The final Rondo was quite satisfying, played with fleetness and greater fancy.

American taste favors fleetness, now more than ever.

His fleetness enabled him to head the bounding ball.

It was a gallop to surpass the best fleetness of ordinary horses.

In what seemed an attempt to play with fleetness and subdued sound, whole passages turned indistinct.

Her mind may have had a grasshopper's fleetness, but her industry was the ant's.

Harry Bicket, also making his company debut, conducts with fleetness and assurance.

But the band's fleetness keeps it taut, makes it grip.

She ran and dodged with the fleetness of desperation and a powerful body.

The teeth of the lion have had much to do with the fleetness of the antelopes.

Antonio Barberini was almost captured; saved, "only by the fleetness of his horse".

No one looking, however, had calculated on Reddie's Ray's fleetness.

With surprising fleetness, Amok kept ahead of them.

He ran with surprising fleetness for such a big man, but saw after only a dozen running steps that he wasn't going to catch her.

Now that he is 77, his range of sound is more restricted and his fingers have lost some fleetness.

"Then, sir, under Heaven, I shall trust to the fleetness of my legs."

But they have an appealing elasticity and fleetness, and a sense of unmystical mystery.

Paradoxically, the Fall's version retains much of the shimmering fleetness that made the original so enchanting.