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The phrase "move my limbs" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the action of physically moving one's arms, legs, or other body parts. It is often used in medical or fitness contexts. Example: The doctor instructed the patient to slowly move their limbs in order to assess their range of motion and muscle strength.
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Finally, I can move my limbs and get up too.
Carmen's hands move my limbs, following my precise instructions, her strength giving effect to my will.
Suggested "labouring positions", though no one compelled me to move my limbs in a prescribed way.
One day I would be unable to move my limbs; I went blind and deaf in turn.
I wanna move my limbs to some rhythm, meditate to some bass.
There are many theories for why this is, but for me, I just felt stupid out there trying to move my limbs to some sort of rhythm.
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R.E.O Speedwagon blared as they moved my limbs around like something in an auto-body shop.
For about an hour, I had needle electrodes stuck into various places on my legs while a nurse moved my limbs as instructed, or I did.
"Just by believing I'm moving my phantom limb," he said, "the arm is in tune with my thoughts".
On this particular day, I was pretty lucid, could communicate absolutely fine and didn't have nearly as much of that weird brain detachment thing you normally get on K. Only, I couldn't move any of my limbs.
On this particular day, I was actually pretty lucid, could communicate absolutely fine and didn't have that nearly as much of that weird brain detachment thing you normally get on K. Only, I couldn't move any of my limbs.
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