Sentence examples for movement could do from inspiring English sources

Yet the Occupy movement could do worse than to learn from the pipeline protest.

Given that anti-Keystone activists succeeded (at least temporarily), she wrote, "the Occupy movement could do worse than to learn from the pipeline protest".

The feminist movement could do with a little "uniting", but that challenge comes with the territory when you take on power in all its manifestations.

When I wrote to him and asked what the October2011.org Movement could do to help him he responded that the message should be "Join Tim DeChristopher".

The liberty movement could do much worse than make a video about economic injustice - whose first five and a half minutes is exactly the same as the video made by Sanders.

"Any sudden movement, really, could do it; a sneeze, even.

If pressured by a movement, Obama could do several things.

If the Turkish state leverages their bilateral relationships around the world to push for a crackdown on the Gulen movement, that could do global damage.

Modern and postmodern dance folk had been talking about "democratic" dance, composed of movements anyone could do.

Recognizing Bono was not a dancer, she focused on movements he could do, and sought to help him pace himself and not get lost visually in the show's enormous stage set.

Donald Trump has done what Al Gore, Jim Hansen, climate scientists, the Sierra Club and the rest of the environmental movement could never do – make climate disruption breaking cable TV news.