Sentence examples for begin to move a from inspiring English sources

The $30 earbud-style headphones begin to move a bit when they encounter low-frequency notes.

The elephants trumpeted and the gorillas screamed a few seconds before people felt the earth begin to move, a zoo spokeswoman said.

When the cruisers begin to move, a woman emerges between them and hits the ground rolling after one of the cruisers strikes her.

But if I can begin to move an individual, if me doing that in public inspires a fellow creative who might feel discouraged, that's what's important to me.

Mr. Barrell has begun to move a good part of his studio to Easton, Pa., and this means he is on the road a lot more these days.

"I was in Penang, Malaysia in 1985 just when a lot of American tech companies were beginning to move a lot of operations out there," he recalls.

Then he opened up the doors, throwing his rower's muscles against the wheels on the rusted track until they began to move, a few inches at first, then clear to the end, to let the air and light through.

But as the money began to move, an alert bank employee, who recalled the account as chronically overdrawn, notified his superiors, officials said, and less than $13,000 of the money had been spent when the State Tax Department froze the account.

This year, we'll see cards begin to move from a relatively unknown technology to a cornerstone of mobile and web design.

In the response process, the speaker should begin to move from a more emotional response to a more logical and constructive response.

Events will begin to move at a slower pace.