Sentence examples for animated circle from inspiring English sources

Even so, the Volt's vivid displays — including a little green ball that hovers inside an animated circle — offer welcome feedback on how efficiently you're driving.

"The man asked for silence; give it to him; he doesn't know who he is," Jo, who is dying of some unnamed disease, says, from her reclining position on an Eames chair at the edge of the animated circle.

Unsurprisingly, Microsoft decided against using a holographic female avatar (i.e., the Cortana from Halo) as the visual representation of the software, and instead stuck with a small animated circle.

Thus as the composition began to play from the queue, each note created a visual in the form of an animated circle.

On the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the circle animated by Yahya ibn 'Adi and his successor Abu Sulayman al-Sijistani see Kraemer (1992), outlining as follows the membership and main features of this group: "The chief architects of this philosophic humanism in our period were the Christian philosophers Yahya b. 'Adi and his immediate disciples.

It's like the circle of life, but with fewer annoying animated Disney animals.

The Obama birther argument animated some in conservative circles, including a man named Trump who would one day be president.

At the opening, VIP guests had the feeling of being "beamed up" to these animated kaleidoscope window-like circles after attending an Academy Awards-like red carpet ride surrounded by a mob of camera crews and art and costumed performances, some in honeybee outfits that reminded me of a classic "Saturday Night Live" skit by Dan Aykroyd.

"It is the reporting of this news organization that Barack Obama is a citizen and he is not a Muslim," Mr. Smith said, touching on a subject — Mr. Obama's birth status — that has animated conspiratorial discussion in conservative circles, from relatively obscure far-right Web sites like Atlas Shrugs all the way up to the loudest mainstream conservative voice, Mr. Limbaugh.

An especially striking Minoan three-handled vase, animated by interlocking S-curves that circle its girth like fast-moving seas, was once owned by the German archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann.

The second is Bradford's skill at re-animating the cultural circles in which Mart flourished during his early London period, in particular the Anthony Howard-era New Statesman.