Sentence examples for frank moves from inspiring English sources

As the Rolling Stones wail on the soundtrack ("War, children, it's just a shot away"), Frank moves through the shadows, his face almost entirely obscured.

With danger looming, Frank moves in with Rachel's family in a bid to keep them safe, turning their lives upside down.

Soon after Frank moves in, Olive, a dumpling of a child with oversize glasses and a seemingly endless reserve of optimism, receives unexpected word that she has been invited to compete in Little Miss Sunshine, just days away.

If the ensuing events are a war, it is a cold one, full of negotiation, posturing, name-calling, even familial shuttle diplomacy as Frank moves between his father's and brother's homes, delivering messages, taking stock, seeking harmony.

Having established his subject's historical underpinnings, Mr. Frank moves on to a political analysis of the forces that made the subject of homosexuals in the military so important at the start of Mr. Clinton's first term.

Straight from the hospital, Frank moves in with Sheryl's family, including her 7-year-old daughter, Olive (Abigail Breslin); teenage son, Dwayne (Paul Dano); husband, Richard Greg Kinnearr); and father-in-law, a heroin-tooting crank simply called Grandpa (Alan Arkin).

Like her 2009 album, Unwanted Thoughts Syndrome, her most recent album Ask Me About My New God deals with her ongoing battle with mental-health issues in a frank, moving and, most importantly, hilarious way, and cemented me as a superfan.

The buildings, dating from the period just before the Franks moved in, are surprisingly modern-looking.

In the second quarter of the 5th century, various groups of Franks moved southward.

The Franks moved from Germany to Holland in 1933, when Anne was four.

The lawsuit is the latest indication that Wall Street is shifting fronts in the battle over Dodd-Frank, moving from backroom lobbying to the courtroom.