Sentence examples for movement by the from inspiring English sources

So far, it has reported no unusual movement by the North Korean army.

And here are two reasons not to call this loose movement by the aforesaid alliterative name.

That approach requires accurate intelligence, tight coordination and rapid movement by the attacking forces.

Unfortunately Mr. Saarinen runs out of imaginative movement by the end.

But the compromises he seems to have in mind would require considerable movement by the Brits.

Any change in relative position between aircraft is considered movement by the wingmen.

Many on the left have been fearful of the co-optation of the movement by the Democratic party.

And he hopes the grass-roots movement by the Catholic laity will reform the church he loves.

The short-lived, makeshift encampment, reflecting a growing protest movement by the settlers, was in the Nablus area.

But it would be a mistake to judge the health of the movement by the size of Sunday's crowds.

Libya's western neighbour was the first country in north Africa to witness a significant movement by the people.