Sentence examples for move mainly from inspiring English sources
A Baroque portrait of a woman is multiplied here by five dancers who move mainly in unison and are linked to a feminist heroine.
Dancing in soft shoes and loose cream-colored costumes by Mr. Zapoone, they move mainly from the calf upward with great pliancy of the upper body, creating their own rhythms.
As part of the committee's recommendations, the firm will move certain underwriting and origination activities to the investment banking group from the securities division - a move mainly designed to streamline workflow.
Gymel, (from Latin cantus gemellus, "twin song"), medieval musical style of two-part polyphonic composition, possibly of popular origin, in which the voices move mainly in consecutive intervals of a third or a sixth.
The histogram in Fig. 5 suggests that Es patches move mainly northward in 10 14 local time (LT) and mainly southward in 17 19 LT.
Furthermore, soil particles move mainly from the Sakiyama to the Amitori bay in summer, but this direction is reversed in winter.
Witty, charming and sociable, he loved good company, while moving mainly in establishment circles of a wealthy and powerful elite.
Moving mainly between France and Senegal, this novel explores survival, inheritance and the feared repetition of history – within families, as between peoples.
and The Rock moving mainly into movies (he starred in this summer's box-office success "Scorpion King") W.W.E.
Since limestone is an impermeable rock, groundwater moves mainly through mechanical fractures joint and bedding-plane partings.
He said he was moving mainly for a change and because he had family and friends in Boston.
