Sentence examples for faltering move from inspiring English sources

"Alone at the Vanguard" (Palmetto) documents the final set of his most recent engagement, last December, and it puts you in the club on a marvelous night, when his melodic ideas appear one after another with hardly a faltering move.

As a member of the conservative political establishment, she may slow the government's faltering moves to disenfranchise the corrupt elite that flourished under Mr. Suharto.

After his health faltered, they moved to Princeton, N.J., where Mr. Varnedoe joined the faculty of the Institute for Advanced Study.

A piece that works well in one space may falter when moved to another space – or indeed to another culture or country.

As the columnist Mary Holland wrote in The Irish Times yesterday, "One of the first rules from the child's guide to Northern politics is this: When the political process falters, violence moves in to fill the resulting vacuum".

Perhaps it was the pressure of those watching at home, perhaps it was simply the occasion, but as she faltered, Schiavone moved to within two points of forcing it into a decider.

Those were difficult days for the financially faltering Expos, who moved to Washington in 2005 and became the Nationals.

And hourly wages, while still rising smartly in the fourth quarter, have begun to show signs of faltering as unemployment moves higher.

And the three funds' gains come on top of a strong performance last year, when each was up around 20percentt, as investors began to leave faltering technology investments and move into stocks with less risk.

With shareholder confidence faltering, the bank has moved to shed noncore assets and allay fears about its capital position.

Feared market was faltering; sold off stocks, moved to California a few months before 1929 crash.