Sentence examples for has moved like from inspiring English sources
The question is why this innovation of large-scale photography, so lacking in finesse and originality, has moved like wildfire along the avenue.
Abbey Lincoln (born 1930) and Shirley Horn (1934) are still singing, and singing beautifully, but they're practitioners of an art that has moved, like jazz itself, from the center of the culture to a glorified periphery.
Of the third of Scots who voted, 87% agreed with him that the law should stay (it didn't).Research has found that since then Scottish opinion has moved, like views in the rest of Britain, towards greater acceptance of same-sex relationships.
The U.S. financial markets have moved like a fast-moving roller coaster recently, dramatically swinging up and down as investors worried day-to-day that the access to easy credit is over.
Columbian mammoths may have moved like modern elephants with infants in matriarchal groups through landscapes of sagebrush and grassland, and this trackway includes a limping female attended by concerned juveniles.
The Derby has its signature mint julep, the cocktail of Gatsby and Daisy, a concoction that has moved the likes of Charles Dickens to expressions of rapture.
You just have to be sick of pretending that our society has moved beyond "liking" or "disliking" women by how they look or what they wear.
Junk has moved rather like small-cap stocks, which have been out of favor until recently.
It was one thing to imagine a Trump presidency in the abstract; seeing the real thing in action has moved people like nothing else.
Season three has moved gracefully, like a big cat stalking its prey, from the outset, playing a flipside game where we cleverly alternate between our universe and an alternate one where Olivia is currently resident".
