Sentence examples for movement took a from inspiring English sources

The third movement took a big leap.

And that movement took a hundred years, and this movement will take a hundred years.

After 1965, the movement took a turn away from King's nonviolent and integrationist spirit.

Quebec's separatist movement took a massive blow on Monday when the Canadian province's election results were tallied.

In retrospect, Ravitch believes that the reform movement took a catastrophic turn when test-based accountability began to dominate education policy.

Thus, the feminist movement took a major step forward when women realized that they had a right to be angry and much to be angry about.

The camera movement takes a bit of getting used to, but it's well done and surprisingly smooth.

Each movement takes a simple, often familiar melody and adds remarkable layers.

Would such a movement take a page from Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, who led 200 children, some missing limbs from mining accidents, in a march on Teddy Roosevelt's home?

This hate movement takes a page from a centuries-old playbook, advocating for boycotts of Israel in the same way that anti-Semites advanced boycotts of Jewish businesses and pogroms in Europe throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

This movement takes a lot of that early feminist work for granted, claiming that "there is no patriarchy because a real patriarchy would not allow women to vote, divorce, go to college, have a career, live single, get abortions, etc".