Sentence examples for move in harmony from inspiring English sources

EVEN when heirs and executors move in harmony, estate sales can lumber along at an achingly slow pace.

"'You stand here, you go there,' and so on … The biggest problem was fitting all the pieces together and getting them to move in harmony.

A recent Merrill Lynch study listed 15 European stocks that move in harmony with the euro; if the correlation holds, these stocks stand a good chance of beating the market if the euro keeps rising.

Just as driverless cars will be able to move in harmony, sensing the actions of their fellow vehicles – so a robot Labour frontbencher in the spin room would presumably have been able to detect that the line had already been uttered, and would therefore have selected another from its databank.

Another duet featured Danny Clark and Jonathan Riseling, who appeared to personify powerful forces of nature capable of moving in harmony as well as opposition.

A three-year, $875m project, it's expected to handle up to 20 million people a year and it is Rockwell's job as interior designer (Gensler architects are handling the outside structure) to keep passengers moving in harmony.

It may be a little trickier to get here – most visitors arrive via Oaxaca and Mexico City, where you can connect to small airports in Puerto Escondido or Bahías de Huatulco – but when you do, the extra effort is rewarded by a visit that moves in harmony with the powerful natural beauty and laid-back lifestyle of the place.

When the church embraces the call to lay down her life unselfishly, she moves in harmony with ultimate reality.

That's the battle we fight every day". Others speak of basketball as ballet, five players moving in harmony.

In the search for sustainable energy, they need not be like two awkward dancers warily embracing each other, hopelessly unconnected, as each dances to a rhythm and tune of its own, dominating the other rather than moving in harmony.

The Varty family, who owned Londolozi, had the idea of a private game reserve, where inhabitants, animals and visitors could move around in harmony.