Sentence examples for motion caught from inspiring English sources

Suddenly we're all heat and motion, caught in an updraft of euphoric noise, thumping bass: sunlight dancing on waves.

But the revolution that Poiret had set in motion caught up with him in the twenties, in the form of his nemesis, Chanel, and what he contemptuously called her "misère de luxe".

But Matsui raced to where he expected the ball to come down, and in what was almost continuous motion, caught the ball and quickly flung it toward the infield.

Thus, what may stay with me, long after 2011 is extinguished, will be the rare sighting — just a clip, in slow motion, caught on the fly during an afternoon channel-hop — of "Carefree," a Fred and Ginger film I hardly know, having not watched it since college; or, better still, Fred again, this time with Cyd Charisse, in "The Band Wagon".

The continued northward motion caught forecasters off guard, and consequentially tropical storm warnings were not issued for the Delmarva Peninsula until just 12 hours before the storm made landfall.

When the music inspired the two dancers into motion, they caught its darting rhythms with an alacrity that felt spontaneous, Ms. Hyltin playful in twists, Mr. Fairchild whipping around in turns.

Global motion of gene regulation network as a connected system is registered by the entire genome basis, while the scalable character and gene-function-independence of this motion is caught by the random extraction choice.

With little public notice, motion capture technology has caught on in an increasing range of athletic endeavors.

Combining artistic vision with scientific analysis, Muybridge showed how an image that paralyses motion can catch the fluency of phenomena.

The experience benefits further from the virtues of the DVD format, which enables you to cue up a particular movement of a piece or even watch a sequence in slow motion to catch those lightning details that would be a blur onstage.

Wildlife researchers often set up hidden cameras, activated by motion, to catch animals like tigers cruising around the jungle.