Sentence examples for in which moving from inspiring English sources

It's a funky number, designed for dancing, in which "moving on the double" works both ways: escape and flair.

We're used to getting these kinds of stories from an American perspective in which moving to America is the natural thing to do.

For example, many people were first introduced to lasers by concerts in the early 1970s that incorporated laser light shows, in which moving laser beams of different colours projected changing patterns on planetarium domes, concert-hall ceilings, or outdoor clouds.

When he wrote about "The Art-Work of the Future," Richard Wagner could hardly have envisioned the marriage of contemporary art and opera that has given us William Kentridge's "Magic Flute" or Bill Viola and Peter Sellars's "Tristan Project": productions in which moving images make for a spectacular (some say distracting) backdrop.

The arrests, a result of a five-month investigation by a state and federal task force, are believed to be the first in which moving companies have been charged with racketeering under the state's Organized Crime Control Act, said the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown.

Each module consists of a 3-dof parallel manipulator with asymmetric extremities in which moving platform possesses mixed motions with respect to the base platform.

Finally, Sadam Fujioka came in, which moved me because he brought poetry to the stage.

Unlike other games of the same genre, in which moves are entered by button-input combinations, most moves in Super Smash Bros. Melee can be accessed via one-button presses and a joystick direction.

Reasons or circumstances prompting movement would also be of value in informing the context in which moves took place.

We had a very warm period — it was 90 in March — which moved things along.

To start the week off, Clinton saw better numbers in Wisconsin, which moved it from Barely to Weak.