Sentence examples for able to move at from inspiring English sources

My symptoms can range from a shake or a tremble to not being able to move at all.

Zvonareva said she was so tired after the first set that she was barely able to move at the changeover.

"We want to make sure we're able to move at the right speed, but also do the right thing for our kids".

The report's authors looked at what share of those people were able to move at least 10 percentiles up the income ladder when interviewed again exactly a decade later.

The tree cover shaded us from the sun, and we had plenty of room, so we were able to move at a nice clip and still keep the kids in our sight.

Like animal cells, protozoa lack cell walls, are able to move at some stage of their life cycle, and ingest particles of food; however, some phytoflagellate protozoa are plantlike, obtaining their energy via photosynthesis.

At birth the young may be well-developed and able to move about at once (precocial), or they may be blind, hairless, and essentially helpless (altricial).

They are able to move almost at will wherever they want.

An A meant that the car was able to move along at the speed limit.

Which I suppose they are, as long as you're wealthy and able to move around at will.

But once NTL's creditors have swallowed their medicine, the restructured firm will be able to move forward at last.