I was both startled and pleased for I could see that he was much moved, moved by the book he clutched tightly in his long white fingers Dr.
A math buff with a front tooth missing from basketball, Mr. Stroud was attracted to the oil market because, he said, "everything that moves, moves by vehicle, and that needs oil; I wanted my hand in everything that moves".
I was both startled and pleased for I could see that he was much moved, moved by the book he clutched tightly in his long white fingers — Dr. Harden's "Aristocracy of the Spirit World".
In addition, analyses were performed separately in the population-based sample and the enrichment sample, as well as stratified by sex and relocations (never moved, moved before the age of 3, or moved after the age of 3).
Alternatively, if it were less costly for me to escape the damage by moving upwind, I'd move — even if the law held you liable for smoke damage.
The map is not clickable, though it does move around some, and you can move it yourself by moving the book in front of the webcam.
Literary criticism, now almost entirely confined to the universities, thus moves against talent by moving against the canon.
A creature didn't think in order to move: it just moved, and by moving it discovered the world that then formed the content of its thoughts.
Though those people may have moved up economically by moving away, their departures may have helped lower the median in the places they left behind.
You can move the cursor by moving the pen tip just above the paper surface, then tap the pad with the pen tip to register a mouse click.
