Sentence examples for movements started from inspiring English sources
"Very powerful feminist movements started to put a strong pressure on parliamentarians," he told us.
One Direction, with bright smiles and uncoordinated body movements, started the night with its recent hit "Live While We're Young".
In 1870 and again in 1890, so-called Ghost Dance movements started among the Northern Paiute of western Nevada.
We will see more social movements started directly by frontline clinicians such as #hellomynameis, created by Kate Granger.
Kauffman tells us that in the seventies, under this model, "alt" organizing movements started to emerge in the corners of society, usually with modest and local ambitions — the Park Slope Food Coop, the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, and other Birkenstocky citadels.
Reaching motions are modeled as solutions to autonomous discrete-time nonlinear dynamical systems, so that the movements started near the data of the demonstrations follow the trained trajectories and always reach and stop at the target.
ActionAid has since helped similar movements start up in Nigeria and Kenya.
Several movements (starting with the Overture) begin with a portentous timpani stroke.
On average, falling F0 movements start 107 ms after syllable onset and 42 ms after vowel onset.
The movements start out simple enough.
In humans fetal movements start at 7 8 weeks, with breathing and hiccup like movements initiating at 8 9 weeks [74].
