Sentence examples for her movable from inspiring English sources

"Anita — Tänze des Lasters" ("Anita — Dances of Vice"), a 1987 film about an elderly madwoman's claim to be Berber, fed Ms. Lee's fantasies, lending her movable feast its evocative name and supplying her with a makeshift philosophy.

This is her own movable feast: Paris was fresh, the wine was flowing and "there was only today to throw yourself into without thinking about tomorrow".

The 1930s book with the trapeze artist — "The Daily Express Children's Annual No. 2," edited by S. Louis Giraud — that started her collection won't be there because it doesn't have a holiday theme, but more than 100 of her other movable books will be.

Not surprisingly then, van Vuren makes her pieces movable like toys.

Her theater is a movable box 9 feet long and 4 feet wide.

The sense of her house as a movable feast no doubt comes from Muggenburg's travels.

Her silkscreens-on-wheels are movable props for impromptu speeches, by her or by anyone moved to give one.

Aaron Betsky, a curator at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and a contributing editor to I.D., said he admires "her ability to orchestrate a movable feast of design inside the covers of her magazine that extends to the world beyond".

When palpated, well-defined, oval-shaped, and movable nodules in her left cheek, less than 1 cm × 1 cm in size, were identified.

But her big toe, which was more movable than an older Australopithecus afarensis's and allowed her to grasp tree branches, suggests that children like Selam probably spent more time in trees than adults did.

Ms. Shick then stood under a movable light stanchion, undulating her arms like a modern-dance swan queen.