Sentence examples for move act from inspiring English sources

Everyone faces forward, no one moves, applause is tightly regimented, and no one ever does the things that human beings normally do when they hear music: dance, move, act, eat, flirt.

Rather than experimenting with less secure, less auditable methods of voting, I hope that states will use the 2010 election cycle to confirm how much more convenient, accessible and secure the Move Act, which I was otherwise pleased to support, makes military and overseas voting.

Mismatch is a powerful read that not only has the potential to change the way we approach design but also serves as a strong check to our ingrained assumptions about how and why people move, act, speak, and interact (or dont).

Ten years of working at the Veterans Stress Project have given me a sense of how veterans move, act and think.

Last year Alabama was sued by the DOJ for noncompliance with the MOVE Act as it prepared for a special election to fill a U.S. House seat.

The bill, called the Mobility and Opportunity for Vulnerable Employees Act, or MOVE Act, would bar noncompete agreements for workers earning less $15 per hour, and would require companies to inform job-seekers ahead of time if they will be asked to sign one.

The move acts on recommendations made by the deputy children's commissioner in a report on sexual exploitation.

In 2009 the company's investors tried to convince founder Raghu Raghavan to move Act-On to Silicon Valley, but he kept it in Oregon.

The change in the nuclear potential field, as nuclei move, acts as a perturbation that, de facto, changes the eigenstates and eigenvalues (thus making them time-dependent).

Moving act of the dockers dipping cranes for Churchill's funeral was a con - they were bribed to do it.

Others find the play a moving act of faith, in part because it has endured the battering of history.