Sentence examples for caught in movement from inspiring English sources

"Sexy, flirty dance dresses," Margharita Missoni said, referring to the sense that everything from fringed collars covering up deep necklines to the flying pieces on the skirts were all caught in movement.

However, when figures are caught in movement — as in the video of a 2004 modern dance season — the aerobic stretches create effects that seem to meld with the Futurist artworks.

Snatched portraits of young girls going by make them appear almost spectral in their otherness, while other female faces are caught in movement, smiling, smoking, turned upwards with eyes closed.

It was made much better by a deflection of Labone and Banks, caught in mid-movement, could do nothing to stop the ball from spinning inside his right hand post.

Essentially they are caught in a pincer movement.

The oil price is caught in a pincer movement.

Putnam County itself is caught in a pincer movement of population explosion.

Baghdad is caught in a pincer movement between the Kurds and Isis, which have no interest in the state.

Baghdad is caught in a pincer movement between the Kurds and Isis, which have no interest in the Iraqi state.

Sainsbury's is increasingly being caught in a pincer movement between the aggressive discounters and the higher-end grocers such as Waitrose.

At a recent Brussels seminar organised by the Stockholm Network of pro-market think-tanks, Dan Mitchell of America's Heritage Foundation crowed that France and Germany are "being caught in a pincer movement" by their flat-tax neighbours.