Sentence examples for moves called from inspiring English sources

"Smooth moves, smooth moves," called out Ava Kyte, the instructor, who sat on a bike in the middle of the rectangular pool in Aqua's TriBeCa studio.

Companies routinely poured billions of yen into speculative trades — moves called "zaitech," or "financial techniques" — that turned sour when the bubble burst in 1990.

Starting with such basic edges as crossovers, spirals, and 3-turns, skaters progress to more intricate moves called mohawks, cross rolls, and edge pulls.

In 2001, he whipped up an online montage of silly dance moves called "How to Dance Properly," and sent it to 17 friends.

There is something ominous in the juxtaposition of vulnerable and underdressed women, melodramatic choreography involving moves called "death spirals" and "death drops," sharp steel blades and skull-cracking ice.

By using common argumentative moves called tropes, skeptics sought to elevate themselves and others to a state of suspension of belief (epochê).

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The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the move, called a demutualization.

Pro-Estrada senators, in a carefully planned move, called for a vote on the question.

Yet, Mr. Sandy pointed out, hip-hop dance originated through people doing their own thing or even from mistakes — like over-rotating in a move called a 90 and thus inventing a move called a 2000.

When the protagonist diffuses this with his move called 'gale'; this causes a secondary effect.