Sentence examples for movement leads from inspiring English sources

Need for movement leads to need for muscle.

A haunting slow movement leads to a wild frenzied finale.

The second movement leads, often without pause, into the finale, or last movement, and the finale has shown a more consistent preference for the rondo design.

The exuberant first movement leads to an elegiac Andantino, whose soaring melody Ms. Hristova played with expressive nuance and a rich tone, particularly attractive in the violin's plummy lower range.

The second movement, "Distant Dance," conjures less a specific site than the passion and intensity of flamenco; the second movement leads without pause into the third, "In the Gardens of the Sierra de Córdoba".

And given that where the US anti-abortion movement leads, UK anti-choicers tend to follow, perhaps the day when organisations such as British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) and Marie Stopes have to warn clients to use ad-blockers is not as far off as we might like.

Such mini-dramas were evanescent; movement led into movement; stillnesses were never frozen.

His awkward size and movement led to teases from teammates and taunts from fans.

It was crushed by a pincer movement led by the Catholic church and Islamic fundamentalists.

It had a powerful democratic socialist movement led by Viktor Adler, and an anti-semitic mayor, Karl Lueger.

On a night of losers, the anti-austerity movement led by Pablo Iglesias were the only winners.