Sentence examples for move terms from inspiring English sources

Move terms with X's in them to the left side of the equation.

To move terms, you will need to either add or subtract them from both sides of the equation.

Lasseter thought of his pictures in moving terms early on: in church he'd make flickerbooks in the corners of his hymn book.

Nzekwu's first novel, Wand of Noble Wood (1961), portrays in moving terms the futility of a Western pragmatic approach to the problems created by an African's traditional religious beliefs.

Integrating (4.14) in and moving terms yield (4.17).

"David spoke in very moving terms about why he wanted to do this work and we are very happy to have such a figure working for us," said Stephane Mantion, then campaigns director of the French Red Cross.

She wrote in moving terms about her husband's indigenous ancestry and connection with the natural world, as well as the devastation wrought by the Exxon Valdez spill.

In simple, but moving terms he summed up the plight of his people, whose ancestral lands in northern Iraq was conquered by the ISIS "Caliphate" in the summer of 2014, "Please help us.

It was a significant move in terms of personnel but was primarily a tactical change.

The developments, she said, "signal a long overdue move in terms of police accountability and transparency.

Killing him would be too bad a move in terms of PR.But that is exactly my worry.