Sentence examples for move remarkably from inspiring English sources

In fact, he keeps trying to forgo his trademark shot -- the one in the videos, the one that always works for him, which is a two-hands-behind-the-head move, remarkably consistent in form.

The structure allows this large company to move remarkably fast.

Moreover, he will have to move remarkably fast in order to get his name on the ballot.

Theatrics aside, the lines at bathrooms and concessions all move remarkably fast thanks to the helpful aides.

Even by the frenzied standards of today's tabloid media, the scandal has moved remarkably quickly.

In the last 25 years, the world has moved remarkably closer to understanding cancer, its causes and some possible cures.

It's tremendously evocative, moving remarkably between the percussive and action-driven to the elegiac and melancholy in the same score.

AUGUSTA, Me. — Gay-rights advocates moved remarkably close to their goal of making same-sex marriage legal throughout New England on Tuesday, when the Maine House of Representative voted to legalize such unions.

"The pace of this technology is now moving remarkably rapidly," said Currie Munce, who holds the dual positions of director for Hard Disk Drive Technology at I.B.M.'s Storage Technology Division and director for Storage Systems and Technology at Almaden Research Center.

The Lib Dem talks with the Tories moved remarkably quickly and smoothly, certainly far faster than equivalent negotiations elsewhere in Europe, and they gave both party leaders the opportunity to jettison their party's most ludicrous policies, to their evident relief.

While the last of these pouched creatures (shown), which looked (and moved) remarkably like domestic dogs, died in 1936, the species was in bad shape long before that, suggests a new study published online today in PLoS ONE.