Sentence examples for Public moved from inspiring English sources

The Japanese public, moved by his earnestness and devotion to traditional values, flooded Mr. Yokoi with money, gifts and offers of marriage.

The revue "Elaine Stritch at Liberty," which Mr. Wolfe directed at the Public, moved to Broadway and won a Tony Award for best special theatrical event.

But Mr. Wolfe was never much of a business manager, and the Public moved through several unsuccessful attempts at installing a business counterpart before settling on Mara Manus, formerly a program officer at the Ford Foundation.

"David is amazingly collaborative in terms of being willing to throw things out and start new things in a way that many music-theater composers are not prepared to do," said Mr. Timbers, whose "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," which played at the Public, moved to Broadway.

The Times Square bomber reminded us of how vulnerable we are...and then the public moved on.

After Hersh's exposé, the public moved on as the story faded and the various investigations dragged on.

How have we arrived at the paradox of experts and public moving in opposite directions?

"You have the public moving on, saying this is a fight that both sides may enjoy, but I certainly don't".

That is why we offered the Port of Calais £3m three months ago to help improve security further and to provide more booths to keep the travelling public moving.

Another case, perhaps, of the public moving faster than the politicians.

The chimera he presents has the press buffaloed and the public moving toward an emotional breakdown.