Sentence examples for moves at which from inspiring English sources

But Jersey Moves! — at which ticketholders will be invited to stay after each day's performance for an hourlong talk-back with the companies' artistic directors — may have an edge in prestige, she said.

Beginners are typically welcomed and treated gently at Fabio's school -- that is, until they learn a few moves, at which point they are honest fodder for the more practiced students in class.

They all depend on an awkward clump of metal that has no use or purpose until it starts to move, at which point, especially for the young, it acquires a liberating grace.

CrowdChess members have twelve hours per turn to debate and vote on each potential move, at which point the winning move will be executed.

A horse, for example, is trained to move forward using negative reinforcement: it is nudged, kicked, spurred, etc. until the horse moves forward, at which point the aversive stimulus immediately ceases.

Stability of a moving boundary at which fog forms or vaporizes is analyzed using techniques of existing work on stability of moving solid surfaces.

Lt. Juan Suero, a friend, described the Mass as a moving ceremony at which Sergeant Checo's patriotism and loyalty were praised.

As he advances he begins to walk more naturally until he's moving normally, at which point he stops to doff his sneakers and puts on a pair of tap shoes awaiting him at a steel joint in the walkway.

As unlikely as it may sound, like Galloway, she sees the Respect party as a means of somehow scaring Labour into moving left – at which point, the need for a separate leftwing force might well disappear.

Diane weakened further after moving inland, at which point the United States Weather Bureau noted a decreased threat of further destruction.

Last year we hosted Mandela, attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, a particularly moving event at which the sad news was announced of Nelson Mandela's death.