Sentence examples for flexible to move from inspiring English sources

The best choices are fitted and flexible, to move with each stretch and knee bend, said our tester, Michael Burgasser, an owner of It's Yoga, a studio in Cincinnati.

1. Marks and Spencer £17.60, marksandspencer.com Unlike many coats, this is nice and flexible to move around in, with none of that stiff-armed, Michelin-man look and feel.

This suggests that F1174L mutation affects the binding of crizotinib and makes the backbone more flexible to move.

"As the Talmud said, you have to be like a reed in the water," said the 48-year-old Rabbi Hirsch, "flexible enough to move with the times, but not so flexible that you wind up floating down the river".

"In the real world, there's no opportunity for flexible workers to move up the job ladder.

The doctors realized that the device would have to be both strong and flexible, able to move fluidly with the eye without tearing it apart.

In the event that relative prices have to adjust, forcing flexible prices to move causes no great distortion, because they adjust easily.

Those that are flexible enough to move workers out of shrinking industries, and into those with growth potential, will emerge the strongest, he says.

Because Internet technology has proven itself a more efficient and flexible way to move digital information of all sorts, industry executives say the mass migration to Internet-based technology is simply a matter of time.

His firm black line was supple and flexible enough to move with the fashions of late-nineteenth-century London and to stand alongside the woodcuts by the great medieval masters.

These will be urban, flexible solutions to move people around.