Sentence examples for move members from inspiring English sources

None of this seems to move members of Congress who oppose health reform.

All of the 11 dead were Move members or their children; only Michael and Ramona Africa, an adult in the group, survived.

That fall a citizens' commission investigating the case found that the police had used excessive force in executing misdemeanor warrants against the Move members.

She looks back on the MOVE members as folly-ridden, but at least worth remembering for their resistance to City Hall.

'Sinner Man' From 'Move, Members, Move' When Clifton Brown first performed the second variation of "Sinner Man," which showcases three male virtuosos, he loved it as any young dancer would — for its dazzling leaps and pirouettes.

Told in three sections —"Pilgrim of Sorrow," "Take Me to the Water" and "Move, Members, Move" — Ailey's burning exploration of grief and joy celebrates its 50th anniversary on Wednesday at City Center.

The helicopter raid came after the police said they had tried to serve an arrest warrant on a MOVE member and met fierce resistance.

In theory, says Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Endowment in Moscow, it is even possible to create new parliamentary parties, by moving members from a large party to one that failed the 5% barrier but got at least one single-mandate member.

Often one of the members is fixed, and the bearing acts as a support for the moving member.

But the one who surfaces as the most complicated and the most moving member of the family, though not born a Mitford, is Sydney.

The churches, then, have one Sunday instead of two to move their members to vote.