Sentence examples for move around quite from inspiring English sources

They're actually able to move around quite comfortably, bounding along the narrowest of ledges.

"He's not quite on the run, but he has to move around quite a lot and he doesn't seem to have a fixed point or much of a home, so it must be a pretty stressful life".

Since air is not very good at retaining heat, however, and since the air in a room tends to move around quite a bit, heating a house by using warmed air can result in drafts and uneven heating.

Yet they do move around quite a bit within the 7.6 square miles of the borough, transitioning from starter condominiums, split-levels or ranches, to the larger, newer colonials or contemporaries, and perhaps eventually to one of the two age-restricted condo developments.

The new findings suggest that so-called focal adhesions--clumps of proteins on the cell's surface that can grab on to another surface--can move around quite a lot when a cell is stationary.

Naturally, your feet move around quite a bit when you run.

"It definitely moves around quite a bit.

But I have been moving around quite a bit, packing and unpacking my bag with alarming regularity.

While the exact spread moves around quite a bit from week to week, it's currently up from a few weeks ago.

We don't know yet how the brothers, who have moved around quite a bit in their short lives, became infected with the idea that violence against unrelated innocents could possibly fix whatever personal and political wrongs they faced.

Peter E. Rosenblatt Upper East Side The Red-Diaper Baby and the Moving Van To the Editor: Re "The Wanderer," by Janice Eidus (New York Observed, Nov. 11): I'm another "red-diaper baby" who moved around quite a bit.