The troopers moved uneasily.
The language moves uneasily between exhortation, uplift and instruction, between sophistication and condescension.
She moved uneasily through hospital halls decked with Israeli flags -- but the Jewish doctors could save her son.
The prototype of a new airplane gets pulled onto a test field by lumbering oxen — the sign of a country moving uneasily from tradition to technological modernity.
The prototype of a new airplane gets pulled onto a test field by lumbering oxen the sign of a country moving uneasily from tradition to technological modernity.
He has to make careful calculations with regard to all his neighbours that have Kurdish populations – Iraq, Syria and Iran – who are following his moves uneasily.
Public, Private, Secret, which moves uneasily between explorations of social media mores, surveillance and the dissolving of the space between public and private that occurs in both, is not a show for photography purists.
Memorial Day is a day not only of remembering, but also of selective forgetting — a point to keep in mind as the Iraq war moves uneasily into the history books.
In her new cabaret act, "Stick Around," at Arci's Place through Feb. 24, Ms. Woods moves uneasily between two worlds that don't often coincide on the same nightclub program.
There, showered with all manner of luxuries and indulgences, watched over by a hostile housekeeper, summoned regularly to a bedroom she is never allowed to share, Albertine's status dissolves, moving uneasily from temptress to captive, from wife-in-waiting to courtesan, cut off from the society that, despite being an orphan of poor prove nance, she felt confident enough to crave.
As the Ukraine crisis moves, uneasily, into its next phase — with President Yanukovych fleeing the capital and stripped of power, opposition leaders maneuvering for influence, and protesters clearing streets of cartridges and corpses — the country has acquired a symbolic stature.
