Sentence examples for connected movements from inspiring English sources

In Bogenstrich, for baritone (Roderick Williams), piano (Till Fellner) and cello, three thematically connected movements for cello and piano – one a song without words – are framed by two settings of the same Love Song by Rilke.

By connecting multiple movements and executing one of the connected movements, UAVs can cope with changing environments.

This 20-minute piece, in seven connected movements, may seem elusive on the surface.

Mr. Sheng provided an expansive rhapsody in three connected movements based partly on a Chinese folk melody.

"Doghouse" — parts of which turn up in another film score, "Norwegian Wood" — is a free fantasy in five connected movements, commissioned by the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Composed in four connected movements, the concerto begins with swirling, astringent figurations for winds, including a slightly raucous solo clarinet, over which the piano enters with a delicate, dancing, quizzical theme.

One of the organisers of Occupy Leeds, Erika, said: Occupy Leeds are a separate yet connected movement within the Occupy Movement.

In one forward and connected movement, your kicking leg should whiplash into a semi-circular motion and your body should follow the momentum of the kick.

The xenophobia that connects movements and political parties on either side of the old Iron Curtain threatens the very modern identity of Europe -- the entire complex of institutions committed to rule of law and human rights, as well as the economic bargains designed to "harmonize" (to indulge in Eurospeak) the economic differences that persist between and within European countries.

The ingoing contact chain contains all possible paths onto a premise in a given time interval, taking the sequence by which the connecting movements occur into account.

For example, do you connect movements to music or lyrics or do you somehow remember them naturally without a specific aid?