Sentence examples for move elegantly from inspiring English sources
It was better to backtrack, every move elegantly reversed, than to climb in a clumsy or scrappy way.Working by numbersCraziness was also necessary.
A rather European commencement, perhaps -- but what follows in Margaret Mazzantini's second novel, "Don't Move," elegantly poses a universal question: "What does love mean?" Her reply, in this beautiful and idiomatic translation by John Cullen, includes revulsion and joy but also transcends them.
They are slim, move elegantly, and have skin that appears to have spent decades veiled in cigarette smoke.
I take it gracefully and move elegantly through the crowd, tossing a greeting here, an eyebrow raise there, before holding court by the appetizer table.
Over the course of three days in the Berkshires, the story moves elegantly from one perspective to another.
Moore moves elegantly and insistently without the ball and can take over a game with her competitive intensity, but she does not possess Taurasi's ball-handling skills.
Henkin rotates through his cast, moving elegantly from one perspective to another and providing ample background to illuminate the tensions each person feels in the present.
She moves elegantly and stealthily without the ball, pogo-sticks for jump shots, swoops in on the fast break, right arm extended with the ball.
When Harvey wanted to get away from the raucous and the loud, she moved elegantly into a sort of symphonic blues, on "To Bring You My Love" (1995).
On the opener, "Ready for It," she moves elegantly from menacing to exuberant and back again, flaunting her old songwriting chops.
Her guile looked to be overpowering Li's aggression and she moved elegantly on the lightest of feet into a 4-3 lead with the semi-finals beckoning.
