Sentence examples for movement of millions from inspiring English sources
We're a century-old movement of millions.
They had a budget of billions, we had a movement of millions.
"When you watch the news and see the movement of millions of people, you don't identify with any of them.
"A worldwide movement of millions has sprung up to stop them, but Shell is refusing to abandon its plans".
"Now we need to create a grassroots movement of millions of people who want to transform this country".
"Round the world, people, whether in rallies or concerts, are coming together in a movement of millions for debt relief, aid and trade justice.
That is a large claim for a movement of 18th-century thought, and many will find it exaggerated, if not self-serving, seeing that its author, a professor of history at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., has devoted the last decade of his life to exploring that very subject.
The reform movement of the 11th and 12th centuries, it might almost be said, very nearly completed the conversion of Germany that had begun five centuries before.
In a similar way, the missionary movement of the 18th and 19th centuries also proceeded from such eschatological groups within Protestantism.
The most famous instance was the English enclosure movement of the 18th and 19th centuries, which paved the way for the expansion of many great landed estates.
In retrospect it was one of the most significant literary movements of 19th-century America, with at least two authors of world stature, Thoreau and Emerson, to its credit.
