Sentence examples for moves the ancient from inspiring English sources

"It moves the ancient DNA field into the genomics era".

Ewing, insulted by the continued affirmation of the First Amendment, said of the situation, "God's word says you should not move the ancient landmarks," which is a reference to Deuteronomy 19 14, "Thou shalt not remove thy neighbour's landmark, which they of old time have set in thine inheritance, which thou shalt inherit in the land that the Lord thy God giveth thee to possess it".

Aronson's history moves from the ancient Greeks to Eminem as he traces the accretion of racial thinking.

Even the new scrutiny prompted by the terror attacks on Sept. 11 is highly unlikely to disclose all the details of how Mr. bin Laden's money moves through the ancient system.

Step onto Via della Sapienza and follow the journey of the protagonist as she moves through the ancient city and connects with the legacy of Juliet.

That hour was profoundly moving: the dazzling, ancient coral expanses promising so much life beneath the ocean surface; the humans on their tiny boats, battling the elements.

Then the red and white Sikorsky clattered over land, moving toward the ancient granite blocks of an abandoned Viking farmstead.

They moved into the ancient Poet's Cottage, in Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, and then into a nearby rundown Victorian semi.

Shortly thereafter, the family moved to the ancient town of Carrickfergus, where MacNeice's mother descended into a depression that resulted in a scene straight out of a childhood nightmare.

Even worse, when the Balenciaga company moved headquarters, the ancient collection of dresses wrapped in tissue, the sketches, photos of the collections, hats, silk flowers, feathers, fabric scraps, unfinished dresses, boots, velvet shoes and buttons were all moved in the middle of the night.

Leviev is also moving beyond the ancient game of one-upmanship and beyone-upmanship andiness of diamonds.