We fought about teacher evaluations and a plan for the New York Public Library's central branch to move rarely used books offsite.
She is busy investigating the area, always moving, rarely sitting, and lying down for half a minute here and half a minute there.
His demeanor on the rope line, in any event, is businesslike — he smiles for pictures and signs autographs on buttons, books and posters, but he keeps it moving, rarely stopping to schmooze.
Wear dark, comfortable (Not baggy) clothes, that when moving, rarely rub against themselves.
These studies suggest rapid spread of FMD viruses across Asia, but the means by which the viruses are moved has rarely been determined.
In a move rarely seen at a British firm, shareholders voted against the resolution.
Then Bell leapt, the kind of gaudy move rarely associated with Michigan State.
The Dane struggled with the move rarely seen before a medal race and was overtaken by Holland's Pieter-Jan Postma, who went onto finish second.
While these banks still control 77% of current accounts, such drastic moves rarely seem to happen in the banking industry – and almost certainly won't this week.
Osborne has repeatedly cut business taxes, and may do so again, but these moves rarely make it onto the Sun front page.
Beautiful moves rarely occur, but they are central to chess studies, a technical term that describes exercises players use to improve their game or to provide entertainment, like a crossword puzzle.
