This results in a desirable 'self-furling' feature, with the sculpture ceasing to move in high winds as the mast bands backwards.
Hence, while the motive force is strong enough to surmount these valleys in the process of moving the flakes apart, the retraction process may engender the flake ceasing to move at the first local trough encountered in the return trip.
The party pushed through the scandal around embattled senator Mike Duffy and trial, never ceasing to move its feet like an inelegant football lineman.
The movie ceases to move forward in any conventional sense; and the past, it turns out, becomes ungraspable, even irrecoverable, leaving us stranded in an elegant time warp.
We have become so inured to images of catastrophe and suffering that they have ceased to move us as they moved our ancestors.
The thermometer stayed around 20 degrees, but a sharp wind took the temperature down near the point where molecules cease to move.
There's a lot of work to do, judging from a press screening: a Ford engine block apparently can absorb a lot of slugs from a Tommy gun before the vehicle ceases to move.
After more time time then ceased to move or be moved or be move-throughable and assumed a shape above and apart, a huge and orange-eyed wingless fowl hunched incontinent atop the stall, with a kind of watchful but deeply uncaring personality that didn't seem keen on Poor Tony Krause as a person at all, or to wish him well.
Mr. Giaquinto, the prosecutor, tried to remind the jury of the brutality of Mr. Harris's attack, and of the fact that he kept stamping and jumping on Mr. Simon's head long after Mr. Simon had ceased to move or to pose a threat.
He fights back, he thrashes, he has already inhaled water, he tries to strike the woman, but she stays lying firmly on top of him; he cannot lift his head to get air, and after several long, very long, seconds he ceases to move.
