Sentence examples for motion would get from inspiring English sources

There was scant chance anyway that the motion would get the required 75% of votes.

In fact, frequencies above 64 Hz eye motion errors would get amplified.

They require complex counterweight systems to keep from swaying too much in the wind; otherwise, the occupants would get motion sickness.

If a motion can be formed that can provide wider than Labour support and isn't a partisan motion, then I would think that they would get wider support.

The prosecutors said the former senator "embellished his sworn account with knowing misstatements," and "made up facts that he thought would get this court to grant his motion".

Rugunda said that capturing Kony alive would set in motion a "full accountability mechanism" in which the world would get to know how it came to be that Kony committed the many crimes he is accused of.

I would get to think of radio and talking motion pictures and latex condoms as newfangled.

Leadsom said only that the vote would get around the ruling of the Speaker, John Bercow, that the same motion could not be voted for a third time.

Were protein chromatin interactions static, they would get stuck at non-specific or incorrect binding sites which would slow down their overall motion.

"NGX technology brings capabilities such as taking a standard camera feed and creating super slow motion like you'd get from a $100,000+ specialized camera," the company explains, and also notes that filmmakers could use this technology to easily remove wires from photographs or replace missing pixels with the right background.

Other motions would make it easier for customers to install artificial turf in parkways and get rebates for allowing their lawns to die.