Sentence examples for awkward to move from inspiring English sources
Australian comedy legend Gerry Connolly made a surprise appearance as himself to slap out a Tom Lehrer song on a grand piano while Melbourne's Yana Alana sprawled all over it - her stage mermaid costume was apparently a little more awkward to move in than her previous costume of a minidress pattered with 3D vaginas.
Krogsgaard Thomsen of Novo Nordisk says, "People may find it awkward to move here from a big country like the United States, but once they settle down they tend to like it".
It's awkward to move around on all 4. Stay up on two feet.
Some snowshoes are designed to allow running, but most are awkward to move in above a walking pace.
A cluttered area will be too dangerous and awkward to move around doing cartwheels, so choose a nice, open space.
It has created problems for the Republicans at the presidential level – as evidenced by Mitt Romney's own lurch to the right to win the nomination, and his subsequent awkward effort to move back toward the center.
Helen flagged a porter through the open window, and the young man helped her, both with the bags and with the awkward attempt to move Dorothy out of the compartment, through the corridor, down the three metal steps, and onto the platform.
But they can also communicate the more sensitive and hesitant groping for connection between, say, the betrayed 1950s wife and her gay male friend in The Cryptogram (1994) and the clipped, awkward attempts to move beyond cautious cliché into belated intimacy in the exquisitely calibrated father-daughter Reunion (1976).
Despite the promising-sounding nature of the weapon it had several problems; the effective range was only around 100 300 yards, it was a heavy and awkward weapon to move around and it developed "a terrifying reputation for killing its crew".
It covers the whole gamut, from the excruciatingly awkward to the moving and beautiful.
Except for those bigger, blood-covered set-pieces that are just too awkward or too heavy to move offstage.
