Sentence examples for kept in constant motion from inspiring English sources

He was lightly clad, in consequence of the heat of Singapore, and he carried a fan which he kept in constant motion while proposing his services.

Heated from below by forced air to a temperature of 190 degrees Fahrenheit, kept in constant motion by rotary mechanical rakes so they do not stick or burn, the plump, buttercup-yellow kernels rest in a thin layer at one end of the slab for about 45 minutes, then in a thicker layer at the other for an additional 45 minutes.

Designed by Messmer for maximum flexibility and facial expressiveness, the round-headed, big-eyed Felix quickly became the standard model for cartoon characters: a rubber ball on legs who required a minimum of effort to draw and could be kept in constant motion.

Military engineers and aviators were kept in constant motion throughout the incursion zone.

Captured by a 360-degree camera system that was kept in constant motion, the film allows the audience to see, hear, and feel the news.

Cortisol was extracted by adding 1 ml of methanol, followed by incubation on a horizontal shaker at room temperature for 10 h, where the steel beads were kept in constant motion.

There were a couple of very strict rules: dancers on the sidelines had to keep in constant motion because if you stopped the official Guinness observer would not count you.

You'll want to always keep your hands up around your face when you're not actively throwing a punch to deflect as many of the blows as possible, but you'll also want to keep in constant motion, bobbing and weaving all around, to make your head as difficult to hit as possible.

It's an ebullient, kinetic ride, kept in constant visual motion by Marjorie Priceman's swirling lines and jazz-hot colors.

My job as a foreign correspondent kept me in constant motion and took me around the world; even owning furniture seemed like a big commitment.

His fiery nature keeps him in constant motion on the practice field, and he throws around old-school terms — slobberknocker being a favorite.