Sentence examples for move over the course of from inspiring English sources

"Did she move over the course of four years from being a Republican to a Democrat?

When teaching a computer to play a game, the simplest method is to tell it to rank every possible move over the course of the game, from best to worst, and then instruct it to always pick the best move.

Less than two months on from one of the worst election defeats in my lifetime, the Labour party finds itself in the middle of a protracted leadership contest, debating its next move over the course of a long, hot summer.

Tombaugh spent hours in an unheated dome, snapping photos of the sky, then examined the exposures to determine whether any of the pinpricks of light in them seemed to move over the course of days.

Elshtain sketches a captivating bustle of activity: "If you were a resident, it would not be at all unusual to move over the course of a day from reading George Eliot, to debating Karl Marx, to washing newborns, to readying the dead for burial, to nursing the sick, to minding the children".

On the decision to withdraw troops from Syria, for instance, Pence disputed the notion Trump made the move over the course of a single phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but said that Trump supporters have long known he was skeptical about ongoing military conflagrations involving U.S. troops.

As the sun moves over the course of the day, casting different latticed shadows from the building, the plates appear at times to bend toward or away from the viewer.

This is a straight-up strategic handicap, and although Brooks has seemingly made all the right moves over the course of the Thunder's playoff run, he puts his team at a huge disadvantage whenever he elects to play both Ibaka and Perkins at the same time.

In decriminalizing abortion, the justices were reflecting a rapid sea change in public opinion that moved over the course of a decade from the elites of the public health and legal professions to ordinary people who viewed the issue as one of policy rather than, as many later would, personal identity.

But your mystery object is not moving, and it's not moving over the course of many nights.

His second project looks at how linguists, anatomists, and speech pathologists moved, over the course of the twentieth century, from viewing language as a function of sound-producing organs (tongue, lips, palate, larynx, etc). to searching for a notional "language organ" within the brains of all human beings.