Sentence examples for movement it has from inspiring English sources

With its blues middle movement, it has its jazz influences as well.

Anyway, this thing moves slowly but very surely, because at every stage in its movement, it has lots of contact with the surface and tons of grip.

He said Islamabad has lost much of its traditional influence over a movement it has been associated with since it rose to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s.

While the party has its roots in the Kurdish autonomy movement, it has created an eclectic alliance that draws in Turkish liberals, leftists, Christians and gays.

NEA is one of the oldest firms and while it hasn't done as well as its brethren in modern consumer Web movement, it has done one of the best jobs of making huge scale work.

He goes back to Georgy Lukacs's work on this concept in his History and Class Consciousness from 1925 to point out that although the term went out of fashion in the postwar period, apart from its short-lived rediscovery by the 1968 movement, it has never really gone away and is beginning to re-emerge today.

Like any movement, it has established strong roots close to home.

"To restore confidence in the Olympic movement, it has to go back to the early eighties.

Wright is using his legs more, Hudgens said, and his swing is compact and free of some of the extra movement it had last season.

He had always wanted to be part of a movement: It had worked for the no wavers, and for the dadaists and surrealists whom Zedd admired.

Facing the same post-Soviet ideological crisis as other radical left-wing movements, it has not modernised.