Sentence examples for it moving from from inspiring English sources

Is the audience sitting in one place for the duration of performance, or is it moving from one pageant stage to the next, as in some medieval festivals?

Scott now felt the full-court press, the unbridled affection of the Jets, and called it moving from the passenger seat to the driver's seat.

Then "erase" the stain by rubbing the fluid from the bottle's nozzle over it, moving from the outside of the stain in.

His career is curious – a "strange trip" he calls it – moving from the Netherlands (where he made nightmarish Hitchcockian thriller The Fourth Man and erotic drama Turkish Delight) to the US Basic InstinctTotaltal Recall and RoboCop).

And eventually Mr. Jarrett found the rhapsodic freedom that his solo concerts push toward: a piece that discovered a theme fragment and transformed it, moving from a brittle waltz to abstract two-part invention to deep rumbles to propulsive, grandly affirmative syncopated chords and dazzling right-hand aerobatics.

For if I have made the film sound grim, that is doing it a disservice – one of its achievements is its apparently wilful, but I suspect very carefully calibrated, tonal shifts, which see it moving from light-footed comedy to darkness in the blink of an eye (a quality it shares with other Powell and Pressburger films, including my colleague Xan Brooks's favourite film, A Canterbury Tale).

It moved from its original location to just north of town in 1930.

It moved from its 79-year-old station on West 47th St.

Check the card whether it moves from its position.

Its secret is that it moves from one kind of dance theater to another.

On 9 July Indonesia will hold its third direct presidential election since it moved from dictatorship to democracy in 1998.