Sentence examples for gracefully moved from inspiring English sources

"How about September of 2008?" And, with that, he gracefully moved toward the exit and left the reception.

For the next 10 or so minutes, the bass note gracefully moved up and down the Subpac's 5 Hz-125 Hz spectrum while the washing ambient synths cascaded around my head.

Rather than trying to break, shatter or crack the glass ceiling, Mr. Obama and his team gracefully moved to a room where the ceiling had not yet been assembled.

If they're as breathtaking and intricate as Thelma and What Keeps You Alive, which both gracefully moved lesbian horror forward, then the niche is more than worthy of its resurgence.

They function smoothly so that driver, passengers, and train gracefully move forward as one.

Placido Domingo has been aging gracefully, moving, as he matures, from singer to administrator and even conductor.

By 2 p.m. yesterday, the flagwoman was directing runners to their respective lines after they had finished, gracefully moving her white-gloved hands like an Olympian in the water, smiling all the while.

The exhibition, which spans the breadth of Price's output, including sculptures that have become known as his slumps, rocks, geometrics, cups, eggs and mounds, unfolds in reverse chronological order, opening with his most recent and best-known works, the multicolored organic blobs that gracefully move over their own forms like exquisite flows of lava.

But to manage it gracefully, moving among so many players and their respective positions, is a particular accomplishment for a reporter this young (the work that led to this book began when the author was a student at the Columbia School of Journalism).

We [the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment] were gracefully moving into the environment, save these animals and habitats, and all these good things, then the data on resources - starting about four years ago – made me realise that some of these were really urgent.

If a vendor chats too long to a customer about politics or school education, gracefully move onto another stall.