Sentence examples for early movements from inspiring English sources

He exercised restraint in the early movements, keeping a tight rein on the emotional undercurrent.

Some of the robust earthiness goes out of the early movements as a result.

The filing highlights Nasdaq's missteps on listing day, effectively blaming the stock's early movements on the exchange's technical hiccups.

This conclusion was a cornerstone of two important early movements in analytic philosophy, logical atomism and logical positivism.

Such speculation plays only a minor role in the early movements of funds in anticipation of a change of parity.

The early movements in the markets, as they opened in East Asia, are an indication of what short term economic impact of a Scottish breakaway would have been.

The Rices shielded their daughter from blunt-force racism and did not embrace the collective sense of racial identity that animated the early movement.

But civil rights hero John Lewis joined the Congressional Black Caucus in endorsing Clinton and played down Sanders' involvement in the early movement, saying pointedly: "I never saw him.

Eadweard Muybridge's early movement studies are juxtaposed with a surprising project by Araki titled 101 Works for Robert Frank (Private Diary), 1993.

Mr. Boro, on the other hand, got his early movement training on the soccerfield, and later he joined a theater company in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso.

The republicans want early movement on the devolution of policing powers to the Belfast administration, but Mr Robinson is resisting this.