Sentence examples for movement of nearly from inspiring English sources

But not this concerto, which is written in one continuous episodic movement of nearly 30 minutes.

When they look at stocks, Fed officials tend to watch the Wilshire 5,000, which captures the broad movement of nearly all equity capital.

The global movement of nearly every other form of weaponry including nuclear, chemical and biological weapons is strictly controlled through international treaties.

One reason may have been that Mr. Aimard also had the new Murail piece to perform after intermission, a challenging concerto in one continuous movement of nearly 30 minutes, which he played dazzlingly.

Most residents sensibly followed that order, and local, state and federal officials appear to have worked well together to facilitate the movement of nearly two million people from the region.

Mr. Greenspan's preferred measure of market performance, the Wilshire 5000, which captures the movement of nearly all stocks, is still up about 1percentt so far this year, and up 10.9percentt since last June 30, when the Fed began its current round of rate increases.

The movements of nearly all Palestinians are already sharply restricted by Israeli forces, but some 3,000 Palestinians travel from the West Bank to Gaza every day to work.

Mass movements of nearly all types occur in Afghanistan but in the high relief, rugged Pamir and Hindu Kush mountains of northeastern Afghanistan, mass-movement threats to lives and property necessitated study to elucidate problems to development.

Mahler intended this 80-minute work, with its unconventional four-movement structure (it begins and ends with slow movements of nearly 30 minutes each), as an expression of anger, sarcasm and, especially, resignation in the face of death.

This allowed it to track the movements of nearly 3,000 people, which provided some interesting data about how groups migrate from place to place.

It describes itself as a "growing movement of leaders, nearly 28,000 strong, [that] works at every level of education, policy and other professions, to ensure that all children can receive an excellent education".