"moving continents" is a grammatically correct sentence in written English.
You can use it to express a significant, wide-reaching change or action. For example, "The pandemic has brought about seismic shifts in the global landscape, moving continents in the process."
Carey has always been comfortable moving continents, in fiction as in life.
That suggests that the process of plate tectonics, reshaping and moving continents, could have already started on the very early earth.
I had just been through the major upheaval of moving continents, leaving behind everything and everyone I knew and loved, and lobbed straight into the confusing new world of being an outsider.
The general idea of moving continents is widely known in American culture, and since it does not contradict scripture, there is apparently little reason to doubt it.
Today, Earth's surface is a mosaic of shifting tectonic plates that give us moving continents and mountain ranges and may even have made life possible.
The greater estimate of shrinkage accords with models that predict how much a rocky planet should contract as its interior cools; the new work may also lend insight into the evolution of extrasolar planets that, like Mercury and unlike Earth, lack any moving continents.
By Friday I had moved continents, going from the unseasonably warm grey of an English winter to the unseasonably chill blue of a Mexican one.
February's follow-up is called The Race for Space, suggesting they may have moved continents and decades for source material.
Katia was raised in an immigrant family, then she moved continents and became one herself.
Sagawa herself was so interested in translation and literature moving outside continents".
He warned that a "dangerous tidal wave of money" moving between continents threatened to pitch the world into a fresh financial crisis.
