Sentence examples for move through something from inspiring English sources

I would like to move through something abject.

Every morning, and life was like moving through something.

One light thing moved through something that was solid, darker.

Put that aside, though, to marvel at Yen and Yeoh, both fifty-somethings, as they move through set pieces with remarkable energy, grace, and beauty that the younger actors in the cast struggle to match.

If you use up your whole allotment on moving through space — something only light can do — nothing's left over for moving through time.

The great majority move through wires unless something goes wrong which is why we ground most circuits.

The assumptions about time and causation needed to make the analogy work include the following: that we "move" through time in something like the way that we move down a road, that our "movement" is necessarily in one direction only, from past to future, that the past is necessarily "fixed" or beyond our control in some way that the future is not.

Designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley — who have worked on courses attributed to Nicklaus, Pete Dye and Nick Faldo— this is a real course done up in a smaller-than-usual package, and you can move through it at something other than the glacial pace that plagues many golf venues.

Focusing on 'cyberspace' as landscape – something one moves through rather than something one manipulates – is likely to slow progress on innovation and reliability goals.

Viruses are contagious, but they move through a population at something like a leisurely pace until a tipping point is reached and they explode into an epidemic.

I was taking pictures from one of the bridges that connects El Paso and Ciudad Juárez when I saw something move through the corner of my eye.