Sentence examples for movement taking control from inspiring English sources
Community movement taking control of their destiny and showing a viable path that sustains livelihoods and protects the environment.
She is very much taking control of her own life.
Carlisle's penalized screaming fit came in the first quarter, in the midst of the Thunder taking control.
I took so much inspiration from the boundaries being pushed, the maverick quality of much of the music, and the excitement of a movement taking hold.
Q: What direction do you see the civil rights movement taking?
That was her taking control She understands what hits are, and she knows what she wants to say.
Therefore they asserted their need to re-gain control over their body after pregnancy by increasing their physical activity and taking control of their diet.
The emulsified oil then flows into the vacuum separation chamber through the oil-taking control valve and the oil-taking solenoid valve.
Subjects were randomly assigned to 2 note-taking groups: a standard note-taking (control) group and mind map (experimental) group.
We compared self-reported levels of impulsivity and sensation-seeking between 30 sibling pairs of stimulant-dependent individuals and their biological brothers/sisters who did not have a significant drug-taking history and 30 unrelated, nondrug-taking control volunteers.
