Sentence examples for moving about with from inspiring English sources

I'd still be moving about with the mob, more than likely".

The pearly polish would be touched up right before the wedding, Mr. Furlong said, but meanwhile she would get used to moving about with long fingernails.

"There had been reports of clashes between U.S. forces and insurgents in the area but there was no fighting on the streets in which Namir was moving about with a group of men," Reuters wrote in 2008.

At least two thirds of that came from foreign service officers engaged in overt activities: reading the local papers, listening to the local radio, speaking with local officials and generally moving about with open eyes and ears.

Mr. Coleman said that he could understand fliers' frustration at seeing the empty monorail cars moving about with no apparent trouble, but that the testing was for their own good.

It is mid-May, the point in the calendar when brides-in-the-making, their mothers and other handlers are moving about with all the frenetic energy of pollen.

It moves about with mixed understory flocks, sallying to vegetation in pursuit of arthropods.

They move about with a flitting, darting motion and are very brightly coloured.

But still, I often reflected as I moved about, with cars it would be a hundred times worse.

"No one on this earth save the Americans can move about with such easy, smiling grace among people who are filthy, starved and unhappy," Malaparte writes.

His health is poor, he does not give concerts any more and he moves about with caution be cause the Government con siders him a draft‐dodger.