Sentence examples for long moving from inspiring English sources
The trader uses a short and a long moving average.
Jeanne Modigliani, the surviving daughter, figures in a long, moving coda to Secrest's book.
In a long, moving passage, Paul Bryant tries to find the subject of Cecil's poem, and almost fails.
They are then cranked, and the audience experiences one long, moving picture, a ribbon-like illustration of, in the duo's case, old ballads.
(NBC News) Mikael Ohlsson retired as Ikea's chief executive last month, but he did not stay idle for long, moving to another major Swedish company: Volvo, where he is joining the board of directors.
The New York Times covered the deaths elsewhere, in part because Mr. Snelling had earlier written a long, moving (and now quite suspect) essay about caregiving as a privilege, an act of gratitude and redemption.
Hudson acknowledged that the technology has long moved on since 1997.
Yet Merrill has long moved early to place future chief executives in the number two spot.
Other major donors have long moved away from in-kind food aid.
Russian ships have long moved goods along the country's sprawling Arctic coastline.
Of course the Arab world has long moved "at its own pace" toward democracy.
