Sentence examples for anything stirring from inspiring English sources

VIDEO ONE The first clip was a straight-up penetration loop, which was alright, but far too rudimentary to get anything stirring.

But it was as if his flight plan was set, and he wasn't going to deviate for glamour or sexiness or anything else stirring in the wind.

Wholly unscientific, the experiment showed, more than anything else, what stirring results Mr. Fischer could achieve in standard fare with an excellent orchestra of any type.

And when I became a journalist, just as I'd put off writing essays as a student by busying myself in the kitchen, so I incubated columns and fought off deadline panic by chopping vegetables, making soups or stirring something, anything.

Cover and cook for a further couple of minutes, stirring occasionally to stop anything sticking to the pan.

Always stirring the pot but, like, don't do ANYTHING?!

Soil disturbance can be broadly defined as anything that would create direct contact with the material by stirring it up such as digging in it for play or use in road repair.

American fashion seems oblivious to anything happening beyond the runway and the minor front-row celebrities stirring up a paparazzi storm.

Anything that marks Jews as essentially different runs the risk of stirring either anti- or philo-Semitism.

It is na? to view Mr. Erdogan's strategy of stirring up and appealing to his population's street as anything other than political posturing.

Stirring comeback.