Sentence examples for moves loose from inspiring English sources
In soft ground, stand-up time can vary from seconds in such soils as loose sand up to hours in such ground as cohesive clay and even drops to zero in flowing ground below the water table, where inward seepage moves loose sand into the tunnel.
Within 15 minutes, we had hiked along a wooden boardwalk and up an incline, above the tree line, to the rock glacier – a landform created when glacial ice moves loose pieces of stone into a vast area.
They rev up and start moving, loose and righteous, if not about what they've been doing, then about coming together against some chick acting all Mother Conscience.
The main triggers of rockfall activity are freeze thaw or frost-cracking processes (segregation ice growth) on the cliff, extreme precipitation events moving loose debris downslope, earthquakes, and possibly pressure release following deglaciation of rock walls.
The presence of osseocartilaginous fragments in the same region with no detriment for the patient has been described by Bartlett et al. Moving loose bodies or broken instruments away from the weight-bearing area of the hip joint and into the cotyloid fossa seems to be an effective strategy, should these prove to be irretrievable.
An LRV moves on loose and soft lunar soil, so the mechanical property of its wheels directly affects the mobility performance.
Swede Pettersson's hopes of a maiden major suffered a huge blow on the first hole when he was handed a two-shot penalty "for moving a loose impediment in a hazard", when a leaf moved.
As Davis attempted a chip shot, his wedge moved a loose impediment.
The two were moving in loose agreement, often with a groove that was only implied; they clicked quietly and intuitively.
The Swede incurred a two-shot penalty on the 1st having accidentally moved a loose impediment – a leaf – during his backswing inside a lateral water hazard.
They moved a loose block of coral that had broken off and was lying on the seafloor next to coral of a different species.
