Sentence examples for movement returned from inspiring English sources

As the movement returned to its crazed mode, Mr. Gergiev and his players dispatched it like some strangely rousing, out-of-sync fight song, full of disjointed phrases and thematic fragments.

On Friday, four members of Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, an armed branch of Yasir Arafat's Fatah movement, returned to try to set up a launcher in front of the family's house.

When the militarist wing of the movement returned to kill in 1999 and again in 2002, its victims were Massimo D'Antona and Marco Biagi, both government advisers involved in drafting labour-law reforms.One noted labour-market expert, Pietro Ichino, observed in an article published this week that his branch of economics has long been a high-risk one in Italy.

Madison Bumgarner's mechanical issues have been fixed, the movement returning to his fastball, and Sergio Romo picked up his first-ever World Series save.

But there is dramatic mastery in the scene (at the end of the first movement) in which a diagonal line of men walks slowly, as if unseen, through three vertical lines of women who are proceeding the opposite way; and better yet is when this scene (at the start of the third movement) returns, with the five men now partnering in turn Ms. Peck.

Once the wound resolution of the corticotomy sites is completed, the 'accelerated' tooth movement returns to the rates of the control sites [17 19].

It would be fitting that when the Paralympic Movement returns to its spiritual birthplace in three weeks' time it does so in front of packed sold-out venues".

The second movement returns temporarily to more familiar territory, with an immensely powerful motif that incorporates the timpani almost as an independent soloist.

JSTOR took my freely given data and then turned around and charged me a premium for access -- selling it back to myself, my colleagues and my friends... and I am glad that Aaron was part of a movement returning that access to someone like me.

Second, the difference might be explained by the intentional nature of the extension movement contrasting with the more automatic flexion movement returning the finger to its rest position.

Last weekend both Mr. Mitchell and Andrea Weber danced the solo that Cunningham created for Lisa Fox in "Fractions I" (1977); certain movements return like motifs — as when a dancer, standing, suddenly tucks one leg up (retiré) like a bird on one leg, or, leaning forward in alternating right and left directions, plunges torso, head and arms ahead, as if briefly obsessed.