Sentence examples for moving by a from inspiring English sources

The brokers The European meat supply business is kept moving by a "mafia-like" network of brokers.

AS THE millions of viewers around the world know, the funeral was a fine and moving event, made even finer and more moving by a superb speech by Diana's brother, Earl Spencer.

Covering the story of Mr. Johnson's "scintillating evergreen," The Detroit Post and Tribune reported: "The tree was kept moving by a little hidden crank below the floor which was turned by electricity.

One application is the photovoltaic solar cell arrays, made of several small cells fabricated on a panel moving by a conveyor as shown in Fig. 4.

The program starts from the maximum allowable probe length, tiling the window by moving by a small percentage of the probe length each time (default 5%).

However, while archaeal HerAs can move bidirectionally and implicated in moving by a rotation mechanism [ 18], the bacterial translocases move unidirectionally, from 5'-3' direction dsDNA molecules [ 41- 43], and might employ an evolution mechanism as have demonstrated for the phi29 phage packaging machinery [ 44, 45].

"Why are we moved by a Cycladic idol?

It has to be moved by a crane".

Were moved by a line of poetry — gone".

They move by a gliding motion, lacking either flagella or pseudopodia.

Could we ever be so moved by a piece of music written by a computer?