Sentence examples for move about with from inspiring English sources

They move about with a flitting, darting motion and are very brightly coloured.

"No one on this earth save the Americans can move about with such easy, smiling grace among people who are filthy, starved and unhappy," Malaparte writes.

Several said the country's commitment to civil liberties had allowed the terrorists to enter the country and move about with ease.

"Reporters going to the disaster zone must move about with rescue teams," it said, giving tacit, retroactive approval to freer coverage.

He is not going to practice in one spot, but he's going to move about with hundreds of actions in different places.

In the 1960s the Archigram movement, while building very little, created influential ideas: freeform cities that could move about, with buildings that could be plugged in and out like appliances.

It moves about with mixed understory flocks, sallying to vegetation in pursuit of arthropods.

I'd still be moving about with the mob, more than likely".

But still, I often reflected as I moved about, with cars it would be a hundred times worse.

His health is poor, he does not give concerts any more and he moves about with caution be cause the Government con siders him a draft‐dodger.

The pearly polish would be touched up right before the wedding, Mr. Furlong said, but meanwhile she would get used to moving about with long fingernails.