Sentence examples for moves of many from inspiring English sources

Probably most recognisable from his work on The X Factor, choreographer Brian Friedman is the man behind the dance moves of many popular artists.

While their stamina and her experience made a good combination, Ms. Gallop said, she also discerned a disturbing trend: the boudoir moves of many of her young lovers seemed drawn entirely from pornography.

A generation after the Holocaust and the move of many far-flung Jewish communities to Israel, and with a spirit of slightly leftish communalism, the Fromers were preoccupied with the world's fading Jewish cultures in India, Egypt and Northern Africa, as well as with the particular varieties of Jewish culture developing in the American West.

"This is first move of many on our part to help win Ohio next year and then win it back in the next gubernatorial election," said the official.

The American humorist Will Rogers once joked that the move of many residents of Oklahoma to California was increasing the average IQ in both places.

Differential equations of motion of many systems moving in a fluid are described more accurately using a fractional derivative model.

When India won its independence in 1947, the British moved out of many of the houses and the Indians moved in.

But in the past decade Singapore has moved ahead of many liberal Western countries, reshaping its criminal-justice system, for example, to prepare convicts for their return to society.

The paper reports that Llambias did not give any reasons for the move, one of many such newspaper bans by football clubs across the UK.

Nortel also moved out of many traditional operations such as telephone switches and manufacturing and into Internet voice technology and wireless networking equipment.

An experienced and knowledgeable instructor will give modifications and alternative moves to many of the exercises during a class.