Sentence examples for lone movement from inspiring English sources
One is the Saito Kinen Festival, which he largely founded in 1992, and even here he cut his appearances to a minimum, conducting a lone movement from Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings.
"City," however, has couples, interaction and lifts — a man slowly floats across the stage in another's hands — as well as a sense of lone pedestrian movement and personal expressions (a silent cry).
The land itself was a desolation, lifeless, without movement, so lone and cold that the spirit of it was not even that of sadness.
If nothing else the history of guerilla warfare has taught us that it's sometimes easier to fight an institution like the Soviets or the Nazis, than inchoate bands and even lone wolves whose encrypted movements are not so likely to be deciphered by the Alan Turings of our day.
Its lone complication is its chronograph movement, which means that it has a stopwatch that can time events-which proved very useful when the astronauts aboard Apollo 13 needed to time a rocket burn that put their crippled space capsule on course for Earth.
If you are alienated from the existing social order, the possibility of joining, even as a "lone wolf" killer, any larger social movement that promises to overturn that society may be attractive.
The civil rights movement was not a lone drummer on a street corner, but a collection of individuals for a higher cause.
Later on, self-confessed sex addict Omid Mankoo takes the corner, a lone figure performing some unusual exercise movements.
Mr. Mugabe has often accused private nongovernmental organizations of secretly channeling aid to the Movement for Democratic Change, the lone opposition party of note inside the country.
In a moderate England squad, Lineker emerged as the kind of player who comes close to turning a team sport into a lone, highly specialised business of angles and movement and simple nerve.
