Sentence examples for movements made from inspiring English sources

Movements made in an epileptic seizure are not acts, nor are movements made by a somnambulist before awakening, even if they result in the death of another person.

These exercises are little to do with the movements made in squash.

Long said Rodney's actions and body movements made him fear shots were about to be fired.

Indeed, discussion of intimate details, like the president's bowel movements, made some people squeamish.

The equipment used in the study is bulky, and the movements made with the robot are still crude.

Mr. Goebel favors brisk tempos, and his refusal to dawdle even in slow movements made for some lively, fresh music-making.

"The stereotype of the marchas was that they were movements made up of working-class folk, led by charismatic union or political leaders.

The farmer, who has worked in the industry for 35 years, is critical of the high number of cattle movements made as stock are repeatedly bought and sold.

All the nuzzling, prowling, stalking, snaking, shivering and slithering features of the dancers' movements made perfect sense in terms of African wildlife.

They calculated the number of hand movements made per minute so that workers could be sent a chivvying text whenever their work rate slowed down.

The increased confidence in the earthquake predictions comes from much finer measurements of land movements made using Global Positioning System measurements and a new review of historical records.