Sentence examples for moves geographically from inspiring English sources

"What Remains," which takes its title from a haunting line from Ezra Pound ("What thou lovest well remains, the rest is dross"), moves geographically as well as temporally, so that it watches Karl painting his self-portrait in a Larchmont, N.Y., attic as keenly as it experiences Julia's first love, which was not for her husband, Karl.

A gradual increase in the number of comfort hours was observed as one moves geographically from the north towards south within the composite zone.

"Quite often you've moved geographically.

"The virus is still moving geographically and escalating in the capitals," he said.

She may have moved geographically, but Millican's not budging an inch comedically.

"People may be making a move that is a small move geographically, but a large move in terms of upward mobility," he said.

A picture, taken at dawn or dusk in Wisconsin, of a hillside cemetery behind a brightly lighted gas station gets the trip moving geographically.

But, as a parliamentary report conceded last year, "prostitution, far from having disappeared, only moved geographically" to such places as the Saint-Germain forest.

When considering moving geographically to take a new job, moving costs and leaving one's friends and family may also dissuade switches.

Moving geographically and in perspective, Marilia B Bossle, Marcia D de Barcellos and Luciana M Vieira analyze the production and consumption of eco-innovation food in Brazil.

Later work - through the 1970s and 80s - moved geographically further afield but retained the same innate eye for quality of composition.