Sentence examples for movement going on from inspiring English sources

We have a movement going on, folks. . . .

"There's too much movement going on," she said.

"There definitely is a bit of a movement going on," Streten says.

"There's this huge girls' art movement going on," Ms. Myles said, "straight girls and gay girls together.

"I think there's a great movement going on in this country," said Ms. Casida, who said she was pulled into politics by Mr. Paul's message and the red tape she faced trying to open a local farmer's market.

You could see a huge movement going on, you saw it in Brooklyn, you saw it in the Hudson Valley — an interest in small farms, not Big Ag, the American version of the English countryside.

As the first movement went on, it swayed this way and that.

The first movement went on for almost twenty minutes, nearly assuming the proportions of a Bruckner or a Mahler movement.

Well, with Kleiber, you certainly hear it — not just weight, but, as the movement goes on, speed, elegance of phrasing, perfect unanimity, and awesome power.

Well, with Kleiber, you certainly hear it not just weight, but, as the movement goes on, speed, elegance of phrasing, perfect unanimity, and awesome power.

The Shaikh, whose background is the comparatively orthodox Tablighi Jamaat movement, went on to explain how, even in Islamic countries, Muslims are not permitted to damage "the wine and pork stocks" of a non-Muslim, according to key scholars from Hanafi school of Islamic law.