Sentence examples for moved this way from inspiring English sources

The electoral college moved this way and that way.

Activists or social entrepreneurs aren't the only ones who are moved this way.

The battle has moved this way for years: spam eludes filters, engineers improve the software.

Poor Karpov and Annabel (Rachel McAdams), his human rights lawyer, are reduced to pieces on a chessboard, moved this way and that by Gunther's yellowed fingers.

China News Weekly, a state-controlled magazine, reported last year that more than 70m people have been moved this way since the Communist Party came to power in 1949.

The polls have moved this way and that since the start of the campaign, but unless they are very wrong, it seems inconceivable either side can win the 326 seats needed for an overall majority.

Carpenter listens, moving this way and that, as she talks.

AOL, in particular, seems to be moving this way.

"You're thinking, 'I want to move this way, I want to move that way,' and you start moving this way or that way," he says.

"It's syndicates organising this; we expect them to move this way.

(Some explanations had to be fundamental — "and then the cell moves this way").