At the snap, Hernandez was in motion from the outside, moving toward Vereen, who was in the slot.
Drivers of hybrids like the Prius and Insight do not have to recharge the batteries because that is done automatically as the car is in motion, with power drawn from the gasoline engine and from recapturing the energy of braking, which would otherwise be wasted as friction.
And the sense of luxury increases when the car is in motion: noise levels -- from wind, tires and engine -- are very low, if not quite Lexus-silent.
You can take the extra base on him if he's in motion away from the line of throw".
The safety patrol, an unsmiling senior with angry acne and an attitude that went with the official white belt across his chest, had been steadily expanding his list of prohibitions from standing while the bus was in motion to eating from lunchboxes and arm wrestling.
By the time Arsenal are next in FA Cup action, their squad could well have been boosted by the arrival of yet another German, with growing reports suggesting wheels are in motion to bring Julian Draxler from Schalke, despite Gunners manager Arsene Wenger having played down speculation of a £35million deal as an "illusion" in his post-match media conference on Friday evening.
I think his unexpectedly, positive response from Sunday sounds more and more like he's not curbing his enthusiasm for a return and the "wheels are in motion," to steal a line from Seinfeld, for another season of Curb.
The dysfunctionality should not have been a surprise, since the whole shallow rush-to-false-judgment trope was set in motion from the beginning, when an Arab onlooker was tackled near the finish line because, you know, he just had to be responsible.
I'd say that was set in motion from when the groundwork was laid.
The team at Tippett began the process of animating Pip by observing live chipmunks which were filmed in motion from "every conceivable angle", after which they created a photorealistic chipmunk through the use of 3D computer graphics software, Maya and Furrocious.
