Sentence examples for moved largely from inspiring English sources

Last week, Mr. Farish moved largely in Mr. Bush's orbit.

In many insects, the wings are simple extensions of the thoracic box and are moved largely as a unit, by flexing the entire thorax.

Pre-Neolithic humans, who led a nomadic existence in their never-ending search for food, moved largely by foot and carried their essential goods with the help of other humans.

Mr. Ramírez, who moved largely in secularist clandestine circles prior to his 1994 capture in Sudan, later converted to Islam under the guidance of an Iranian mullah while in prison in France and married his Parisian lawyer, Isabelle Coutant Peyre.

To Alvin Curran's taped collage of sound and music, two men — Neal Beasley and Lee Serle, arrestingly different in height and physicality — moved, largely in sync, enthrallingly displaying how an impulse that begins in a shift of the torso or a lift of the arm can create a momentum that the body, effortlessly it seems, converts into a phrase of shape and texture.

It was not until the autumn of 1999 that she was moved, largely against her will, to the Cabinet Office, where she remained as minister and chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster till standing down as an MP at the 2001 election.

Instead, the markets move largely on rumors and second-guesses.

STOCKS have been moving largely in lock step with one another, and with many other assets as well.

She would be nominated for another Oscar, for best actress for 1969's The Happy Ending, before moving largely to television roles in the 1970s, 80s and 90s.

The most extensive of these has taken place in the past decade, with the digital music world continuing to move largely towards streaming.

Because the head moves largely in the ensuing frames of sequence foreman, the error in the P-frame is propagated up to the 120th frame, which corresponds to about 1 s.