Sentence examples for could move about from inspiring English sources

It meant she could move about, take risks, be independent.

Three seconds after a mild electrical stimulation began, they could move about normally.

Yesterday the judge relented a bit and said Mr. Abbott could move about freely if he first asked permission.

He did his bodily functions into poly bags which he stacked, frozen solid, in the back of the tent until we were relieved and could move about again.

He discovered that he could move about much more openly as a gay man in New York than in Spain, with its conservative Roman Catholic culture.

Women who went underground during the war years in Berlin could move about more easily than men in civilian dress, particularly men of draft age.

Even after gaining authority over parts of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, they could barely move about without encountering the flashpoints of Israeli roadblocks and Israeli settlements defended by Israeli troops.

The healthcare providers and operations staff then could actually move about in, interact with and role play in the space -- as they designed it.

She could no longer move about like a civilian, but she got the one thing she'd wanted all along and hadn't managed to achieve before they moved into the White House: The family could finally spend more time together because they lived above the office.

In England they were generally performed on pageant wagons, which provided both scaffold stage and dressing room and could be moved about readily.

Price's 1962 "Fun Palace," a combination art center, amusement park and open university, featured rooms and walls that could be moved about by building cranes, and this became a familiar fixture in many Archigram projects.