Sentence examples for Moving in unison from inspiring English sources
Moving in unison or in counterpoint with one another and the music, they are courtly at one moment and cantering like gracious polka dancers the next.
Moving in unison with the action during sets and sessions, the music scores our anti-hero's circular journey from Greenwich Village to Chicago and back again.
Moving in unison, as many as a dozen drones fly in formation up to 200 feet above the ground, invisible in the night sky to the audience below.
You want to see the bows moving in unison.
Another sets Acosta against Edward Watson, two very different men moving in unison.
They contained the space by moving in unison — close, but not touching — mirroring the shapes created in "Chain Suite".
If you look closely at the moving feet in the images above, you'll notice that they are moving in unison.
No, those would be 72 nimble feet of the Rockettes, moving in unison at this year's "Radio City Christmas Spectacular".
Benny Avni paddled along, his arms moving in unison, as he passed the Tribes of Israel Street.
His colleague Nick Bonner said the crowd of thousands moving in unison was highly reminiscent of the Pyongyang events.
Under outbreak conditions, Mormon crickets often form large cohesive migratory bands that can contain millions of individuals moving in unison across the landscape.
