Sentence examples for lit movement from inspiring English sources

In the Sixties Ann went to Russia with Marjorie Sigley's Cit Lit Movement and Mime Group and performed to children.

Ask: Explain to students that "Bridget Jones's Diary" is thought to have begun the "chick-lit" movement.

Outside the walls, the invaders mistook the torch-lit movement for the arrival of Spanish reinforcements.

All this is, in no small part, down to the fuse lit by the Occupy movement.

After that, I am left to sit alone, in the darkness of my full lit spirit, listening to the final movement of the Dissmissive Symphony whose final, punctuating crescendo is a resounding THUD.

Mechanically wound by manual movement, lamp function by battery and lit by pressing upper right pusher.

Perhaps in reaction to this secularisation, a reforming movement of monks called Céli Dé (lit. "vassals of God"), anglicised as culdees, began in Ireland and spread to Scotland in the late eighth and early ninth centuries.

In 2010, Trafik presented Gold (below), a light installation made up of a row of lit columns that followed and accompanied the festival-goers movements.

As a movement, though – if it is possible to call Alt Lit a movement (I would say it may come to be seen as a movement for its uniqueness in making the digital world not just its medium but its subject, and letting the two iterate off each other) – Alt Lit is full of richness and energy.

Alt Lit may not be a modernism for the cyber-age – the movement is too disparate for that.

You can only dismiss Alt Lit as a pastiche of itself if you take it as one coherent movement – but how can you expect coherence from a movement with self-publishing at its core?