Sentence examples for moving around with from inspiring English sources

The source didn't seem to be man-made – it was moving around with the stars, keeping pace with the constellations.

Warner had spent a peripatetic childhood, moving around with his parents from Manchester to Newcastle and the Midlands.

Crawford may be laid-back most of the time, moving around with slouched shoulders and a carefree stride.

"I'm a serious person," she says, frowning, as the photographer suggests various fashion poses, but she is also quietly, almost coyly glamorous, moving around with fawn-like grace.

Her widely praised 2003 film, "Lost In Translation," shared similar themes, and Ms. Coppola spent much of her childhood moving around with her father, the director Francis Ford Coppola.

At first, we thought he was trying to get out but then saw he was moving around with a knife, and we realised that the situation was quite different".

The couple's bull terrier, Wills, moves around with them.

Before leaving, he moved around with a bodyguard.

"You move around with a permanent sense of exile..

It has to be moved around with a forklift truck!

They can be moved around with a very small, damp paintbrush.