Remember the great first-mover movement of a few years back?
A brooding faun, he appears to be a natural mover who feels movement as he performs it and can communicate that authoritatively.
Founded in 1999, the company had been one of the early movers in the movement to bring live and on-demand TV to mobile devices, which led to partnerships with NBC, ESPN, Disney, CBS, and a bunch of other sizable media companies.
After leaving college, he assisted Red Saunders, the music photographer who had been a prime mover in the Rock Against Racism movement, and Gered Mankowitz, another luminary lensman, and began taking his own pictures.
Professor Gary Taylor, a prime mover in the revisionist movement and editor of the influential The Division of the Kingdoms in 1983, said his forthcoming New Oxford Shakespeare edition of Shakespeare's complete works would not be "blindly following the scholarship of the 1980s, in this or in any other respect".
JERUSALEM -- I just spent the evening in a small park overlooking occupied East Jerusalem at a gathering of the Israeli settlement movement's movers and shakers.
Movement requires a mover that is pushing or pulling the object.
The notion of God as First Mover is also rejected, since movement and rest are terms which should not be applied (except perhaps metaphorically) to spiritual beings such as God, angels, and souls.
A flamboyant figure with a self-destructive streak, Steve Strange was one of the prime movers behind the New Romantic movement which changed the shape, look and sound of the British music scene at the tail end of the 1970s and introduced several of the acts who dominated the charts around the world in the first half of the '80s.
Leading the list of heroes is David Kato, a fearless activist and prime mover in Uganda's gay rights movement.
The mysterious Tobias Tischbier became even more mysterious this week as we learned that he is a major mover and shaker in the peace movement.
