Sentence examples for movement of more from inspiring English sources

His attitude toward materials recalls that of the Arts and Crafts movement of more than a century ago.

Downward movement of more dense water from the upper layer into the freshwater wedge in the lower layer caused the latter to become more saline.

The use of plastic was also stimulated by the movement of more people to cities and importing of more foreign goods.

She then formed Sewa, which Bhatt and Nanavaty have built into a movement of more than 1.2 million women members that we all considered "poorest of the poor".

Ministers also favour controls in place at all skill levels despite calls from some politicians and business figures to allow free movement of more qualified workers.

It would bisect the route of the great migration, the annual movement of more than a million wildebeest and other herds.

A computerized freight service introduced in 1975 could monitor the movements of more than 200,000 freight cars.

On Thursday and yesterday, just 18 ships were allowed to enter New York Harbor, headed for the New Jersey docks, compared with normal ship movements of more than 1,000 a day.

Wilshaw commissioned a series of unannounced inspections of schools thought to be at risk, with inspectors finding little or no information about the movements of more than 350 children who left schools in the last two years.

Moving in roughly chronological order, from the Indian wars and slave rebellions of the colonial period through the civil rights and antiwar movements of more recent times, he visits the graves of martyrs, organizers and agitators.

They have been tracking the movements of more than 200 lions with satellites to better understand the animals' behavior.