Sentence examples for moving decently from inspiring English sources

Tsonga does not appear any worse for the wear, as he's moving decently.

It takes an hour and a half if you're moving decently.

I started returning well and I felt like I was moving decently out there to go along with my serve".

"A deeply moving elegy to all those young dreamers who tried to live decently in an indecent world," Mr. Terkel wrote.

As I have said here many times, it has been my strong impression in the last two years that the T.S.A. has brilliantly replaced a work force of sullen, underpaid screeners from private guard companies with a work force of courteous, well-trained and decently paid employees who do a generally terrific job running those checkpoints and keeping people moving efficiently.

Dimbleby moved on as soon as decently possible.

Most people moved there because they couldn't afford to live decently in the city with children, and, like Frank and April Wheeler in "Revolutionary Road," they claimed that they stayed there only out of necessity.

The band went on hiatus, singer-songwriter Glenn Richards put out a decently regarded solo album (Glimjack) in 2010 and relocated to Tasmania, and the world gently moved on too.

Labour lost so heavily that Mr Wilders questioned if it could decently stay in the coalition government.In this section Swing low, swing right Sarkozy on top Wilders rides in But still it moves Merkel's mood music Rajoy ahoy Time to start fretting Lat in the lurch The endless election round ReprintsThe mainstream has good reason to worry.

Move the excess string around so that when you hold it from about 12in up the string the box is decently flat.

Cool, detached and supremely rational, he believes that others will act rationally and decently as well.