Sentence examples for be moved about from inspiring English sources

N.F.L. players have long been viewed as parts to be moved about without much consideration given to what they think.

In England they were generally performed on pageant wagons, which provided both scaffold stage and dressing room and could be moved about readily.

The shape of an upturned galleon (see the model, pictured above), it will have a metal roof made of used oildrums beaten flat, and a keel-like beam running the whole length of the building, from which sculptures can be moved about on rails.

"Whether you're captain or not, if you're not performing at 100% then you'll be moved about".

What the company calls Flex Nozzle, which allows the 'phones to be moved about in several directions.

The mammals that replaced dinosaurs, on the other hand, were more like the lighter, portable vacuum cleaners of today that can be moved about more readily, they say.

MetLife said it would be moving about 1,000 employees from 1 Madison Avenue, at 23rd Street, to the Long Island City building.

Gospel books were thumbed-through during services; liturgical vessels were moved about: carried, cleaned, dropped, repaired.

If they are moved about by the wind, they may scour the bottom in shallower regions.

Bones and dust are moved about in an effort to sustain a human shape.

As I watch from the bridge, the Guardian's art volunteers are being moved about, redirected and finally positioned.