Sentence examples for apart moving from inspiring English sources

Amid a work full of brilliant entrances the most shimmering belongs in a role created by Cheryl Therrien, advancing toward us on half-toe, her two feet wide apart, moving in rapid tiny steps as if vibrating from the instep up.

In front of his six-piece band, he stood with legs apart, moving his torso and the horn, as if trying to shake surprises from it; he let notes hang and tremble for a long time, filling up space as he moved through the tunes, and he used punctuation effects like a single low honk early on while playing the theme of "Where or When".

The rolling process is simulated by three rigid rollers, 120° apart, moving circumferentially by increments of 6°.

Active left-lateral motion on the Mae Chan fault (Fenton et al. 2003; Weldon 2015) suggests that the SE block (i.e., Fang Basin) is pulling apart, moving to the northeast, thereby causing normal faulting.

Over the course of several hundred million years, the stars in NGC 2547 will drift apart, moving into new parts of the galaxy.

Label the tabs and place them slightly apart, moving down the length of the book.

First, You Buy the Building... WARNING: Finding an abandoned building and then hiring someone to take it apart, move it to a new site and restore it properly is not a project for the underfinanced.

McLane was impressed with the "mounted a series of conveyor belts that came apart, moved around, and fit the context of the story".

Moving your finger and thumb further apart moves the twist closer to your right hand, while pushing them closer together moves the twist away from your right hand.

In the substrate-free state, the quencher and probe Cα Cα distances are shorter (∼10.5 Å apart) and move farther apart (∼14.5 Å) when T4L binds the substrate.

They moved in slow motion, sometimes embracing but more often pulling apart or moving alone.