Sentence examples for how much movement from inspiring English sources

Considering how much movement the ball had, Barajas was not upset with how he caught — or chased — Dickey's pitches.

If I face the house toward the sunset on March 21st (or Sept 21st), how much "movement" can I expect the sunset to change to the "left" and to the "right" along the horizon from that center point?

As a therapist and overseer of annual cohorts of 20-25 students on the two-year full- and three-year part-time programme, Frizell knows how much movement can offer people who struggle to put their stories into words.

Depending on how much movement is required, this could take from just over minute to "a sizable fraction of an hour," according to Steven Hall, an aeronautics and astronautics professor at MIT involved in the project.

"We knew that leopards moved across the border, but only by combining data were we able to understand how much movement there really is," Anya Vitkalova, a biologist at Land of the Leopard National Park in Russia and one of the two lead authors of the publication, said in a statement.

This dictates how much movement the chair will have.

We don't realise how much our movement and posture is early 21st century.

Just how much the movement has polarised Dresden, Ulrich Wolf can testify.

Concerns also remain over how much free movement those on the island would have.

Three-month dollar/yen implied volatility – which indicates how much currency movement is expected in the months ahead - reached 12.137% its highest since September 2013.

Then Mr. Trump gave his Mexican "rapists" speech and I spent the rest of the election wondering how much my movement had set the stage for his.