Sentence examples for movement filling from inspiring English sources

Then the BRENDA ANGIEL AERIAL DANCE COMPANY from Argentina, promising a "sensational exploration of flying, space and movement," filling the university's Page Auditorium, takes over through Saturday (a related article, Page 10).

Making her entrance in a long, voluminous, old-fashioned fur coat, this classical actor of charismatic intensity dominated the stage, conveying grandeur with every facial expression and hand movement, filling the enormous, high-ceilinged space with her characterization of the doomed queen.

Antiblack terror ain't the problem" – but a "liberation movement filled with unarmed black women" somehow is.

But the most haunting playing comes in the slow movement, filled with an eerie crepuscular stillness and the sound of a soul in winter.

The Largo movement, filled with stretches of quiet anguish, was particularly tepid, though the string sound was often beautiful, especially an eerie moment when the second violins played a sustained, shimmering high tremolo that seemed to be coming into the hall from some far-off place.

Singing for the movement filled the hole in her heart and playing protest songs like Hughes's Backlash Blues and her own controversial Four Women took her to "a state of grace" after a decade spent in the "nothing world" of pop.

"37signals will lead the new global movement filled with imaginary assumptions on growth and monetization potential," he continued.

As an alternative approach we used interference contrast microscopy which showed that chlamydial inclusions developed in the presence of penicillin and that these appear as large vesicles rather than the 'normal' movement filled inclusions associated with the chlamydial developmental cycle; up to four RBs per inclusion could be observed (Figure 1).

These are verbal complaints, vocal complaints, facial grimaces, standing posture, mobility, body language, use of visible supportive equipment and stationary movement (filled out by the research physiotherapist).

The room was so narrow that the two had to slide past each other sideways in choreographed movements, filling boxes with bags of oysters, mussels and clams and going back and forth to the refrigerator for containers of crab.

Slowly her movements fill each of the long, unusual, quiet chords of "The Unanswered Question," by Charles Ives.