Sentence examples for flare movement from inspiring English sources

Flare, movement and technical skill all intertwined into a Ghanaian football machine?

On Albert's death the anti-Habsburg movement flared up again in Austria, but his sons, Frederick I (the Fair) and Leopold I, managed to maintain control.

Now several years removed from the peak moment of Britpop hysteria, the records provide insight into why the movement flared and fizzled, and are a study in Britpop's limitations and possibilities.

The most common problem that arises with ill-fitting bars is that there is not enough flare, which constricts shoulder movement and can cause sores.

This guard extended 12 to 13 centimetres (4.7 to 5.1 in) beyond the shoulder blade and flared outward, allowing free movement of the gladiator's head.

Nasal flaring and abdominal paradoxical movement developed by 82 days of age.

The setae did not flare during these imposed movements, suggesting that the opener muscle must play an active part in bringing about flaring during natural beating movements.

Strangely in this time of national crisis, with separatist movements flaring in several areas and Muslim-Christian violence surging, the president has spent a large portion of his first three months in office abroad.

For all the hype about social media bringing people together, our everyday experience tends to be one of dispersal and atomisation … Thinking about figures of transference might be one way to break this cycle of movements flaring up and then subsiding without a trace.

While previous musical movements flared up around certain clubs or suburbs, this loose worldwide collective of virtual crate-diggers are brought together by their desire to lift international artists out of the ghettoising "world music" box and on to the dancefloor.

The killings of police officers and the burning of schools have flared sporadically since the separatist movement flourished in the 1960's and 1970's.