Sentence examples for has moved easily from inspiring English sources

The British-born Weisz, who lives in Brooklyn with director Darren Aronofsky and their young son, has moved easily between independent films like Agora, where she got her start, to studio films such as Fred Claus and The Lovely Bones.

But northeastern Mali is part of the same Saharan region that encompasses southern Libya, which means weapons and fighters from the Libyan war have moved easily across Algeria into Mali since Colonel Qaddafi's fall, transforming a long-simmering insurgency into a multifront civil war.

The men who've shared my life have moved easily from a first date (or initial meeting) to a natural form of ongoing connection.

Having grown up in that radical milieu during the 1940s and '50's, Bernie Sanders appears to have moved easily into the New Left in the 1960s and '70's, which disdained the Democrats as too "conservative".

The committees' overwhelming endorsement of making this kind of emergency contraception more widely and easily available has moved the nation a vital step closer toward a change in government policy that could sharply reduce unwanted pregnancies and, in turn, the need for abortions.

Eastwood had moved past easily understood right and wrong, past the plain satisfactions of pattern.

Mr. Headley's tall bearing, fair complexion and silver-gray hair showed why he might have moved so easily across borders, portraying himself as an American and concealing his Muslim and Pakistani background.

"That makes it difficult to understand how water could have moved around easily on the surface," he says.

The guitar has always moved easily between different musical worlds.

He has thus moved easily back and forth from standard roles to unusual ones, from opera to recital, from Hans Sachs in Wagner's "Meistersinger" to the title role in Messaien's "St.

The uproarious applause that capped her speech left little doubt that she had already moved easily into the job — a big lift for Mr. McCain, who has always had difficulty persuading social conservatives to trust him.