Sentence examples for commonplace movement from inspiring English sources
In "6 Breaths" the force behind Mr. Bonachela's choreography becomes steadily more urgent, and with that urgency comes increasingly commonplace movement: head rolls, spiraling torsos and contractions.
The lack of effect observed in the current study may be due to fear of movement commonplace in individuals with LBP [ 33, 34].
These units are reliable for quantifying movements commonplace in rugby league [27-29 [27-29
But while allusions and analogies to that movement were commonplace among gay and AIDS activists, there was another chapter of history that was embraced primarily by Larry Kramer, and with him ACT UP, as more immediately pertinent to our experience: that of the Holocaust of World War II.
This intended prosthetic ROM is larger than the movements in commonplace maneuvers known to increase the risk for dislocation in THA [ 2, 3].
"The green-building movement is now commonplace," he said.
IT'S become commonplace to criticize the "Occupy" movement for failing to offer an alternative vision.
This is kitchen-sink choreography, kitschy and dumb, and the movement vocabulary is commonplace.
This is commonplace across the entire union movement and, frankly, if parliament adopted a similar approach to MPs we would all have avoided the expenses scandal".
When they first launched, a year ago today, the constant surveillance of your mates' every movement was already commonplace for teenagers, who had been using Snapchat, and vlogging services for most of their lives.
