Sentence examples for as moving with from inspiring English sources

Berger sees this acceptance as moving with the times.

The film wouldn't have been as moving with a man of, say, George Clooney's age; it wouldn't have had the nobility of endurance to the same degree.

Hay, who wonderfully described Napoleon III as moving "with a queer, sidelong gate, like a gouty crab", would ultimately become an important figure in his own right, a grand old man of the Republican Party.

The diaphragm can be visualized as moving with inspiration and expiration.

Yet these spaces, though empirically indistinguishable, were not equivalent in principle; evidently Newton conceived them as moving with various velocities in absolute space, though those velocities could not be known.

Running is defined in the ICF as moving with quick steps so that both feet may be simultaneously off the ground [ 59].> Each test will last until volitional exhaustion and protocols will be chosen with the aim to achieve a total exercise time between 6 and 15 min [ 60, 61].

But The Sound of Music is just as adept at moving with the times.

Before I wasn't as moved with him as I was with John Paul II.

Federer also claimed his third title in Madrid, as well as moving level with Nadal with a record 20 victories in Masters tournaments.

It also describes a model that can be used to detect the contribution of the sleepers, which can be represented as monopoles moving with each wheel.

It has new policies to combat "turbulent lifestyle changes," such as moving soldiers with school-age children only during the summer.