Sentence examples for movements moving from inspiring English sources
In five movements moving from dawn to night, its tones and microtones, rhythms and polyrhythms dance around each other in vivid, tautly controlled dialogue.
Anders Friberg, a music scientist at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, found that the speed patterns of people's natural movements — moving a hand from one place to another on a desk or jogging and slowing to stop — match tempo changes in music that listeners rate as most pleasing.
Many slid quietly over time out of their movements, moving neighborhoods, sometimes countries; others, like Picciolini, left the movement as a leader, in one bold gesture.
In these instances, it was often family members or close friends who noticed the pregnancy before the woman herself: "I found movements moving about in my stomach and I wondered what it was… I didn't have any sickness or anything like that, so I went to see my GP, he examined me and said I could be like 6 months pregnant".
When brushing, do brush in circular movements, moving slowly to the back of your mouth and slowly to the opposite side of you mouth.
The radiant Larghetto of the Second Symphony, generally considered one of Beethoven's finest slow movements, moved with a genial gait.
This virtual sensor (a square matrix composed of 16 elementary fields) moves when the pen, guided by human hand movements, moves on the graphics tablet.
They hydrate your intestines to help your bowel movements move smoothly.
He was liquid and graceful in his bird-song impressions, as he had been in the first movement, moving from note to note with complete ease.
In one of the game's scenarios, time was yoked to movement, moving forward when the protagonist, Tim, a squat Super Mario-esque figure dressed in a business suit, walked in one direction, and backward when he retreated.
Doctors noted that the subject compulsively mimicked this movement, moving his right hand up to his temple and tapping his skull even when he was not wearing Glass.
