Sentence examples for moved a bystander from inspiring English sources

"The guy who moved," a bystander says.

We have provided new incentives for conservation, launched an energy partnership across the Americas, and moved from a bystander to a leader in international climate negotiations.

For Elijah Krantz on HBO's "Girls," Season 5 was a journey of moving past being a bystander to the romance chaos and actually opening himself up to love — even if only temporarily.

At one point in the video, the lifeguard stands up and exchanges blows with one of the men while a bystander moves in and confronts the second attacker.

Earlier heavily armed soldiers seen running around front before shots fired pic.twitter.com/aG31fOJ8nI March 18 , 2014Ed Flanagan (@edmundflanagan) Police moved bystanders off road away from #Ukraine military base entrance.Small groups of Russian soldiers moving up pic.twitter.com/AZA6vNyOEo March 18 , 2014Ed Flanagan (@edmundflanagan) Silence since initial shots fired.

But if a fatal accident can fail to be tragic, if it does not move bystanders sufficiently, perhaps a football match can be a true piece of tragic theatre that subjects its spectators to the deepest, darkest emotions and thoughts.

They rudely jostled a bystander who didn't move aside quickly enough.

In a moving interview, he told the Observer that far from being a bystander caught up in the demonstrations, she was committed to the overthrow of Ahmadinejad.

To be a bystander?

Hummels was a bystander.

The victim was a bystander.