Sentence examples for moving documents from inspiring English sources

"His 'Letter from a Birmingham Jail,' one of the more moving documents in history, addresses this.

Effortlessness is the key here: manually moving documents between gadgets isn't hard, but remembering to do so certainly can be.

Moving documents to the international borders is by far the most dangerous step in the CIJA's operation.

"I was under the impression that they believed that perhaps Bradley had used friends in Cambridge as a mechanism for moving documents," he said.

But it's not impossible, and if you're just moving documents and files, you don't need any special software — you just need some sort of transfer method.

Opposition officials also assert that the Syrian military has been moving documents and equipment into civilian neighborhoods in Damascus that it knows the United States would not strike and has even moved some troops into schools.

Perhaps because it is not just a beautiful portrait but a moving document of politics and history.

I bring this up because I have just read Young's book, which is a strange, rambling, cramped, sometimes goofy, sometimes sentimental, and sometimes moving document.

"Chile, Obstinate Memory" would be a moving document even if it had confined itself solely to those who supported and survived the revolution.

"It is, as you say, a horrifying and extremely moving document, and I wish I could say this was something for Scribner's," an editor there wrote to Borchardt.

Dame Felicity Lott as Helen of Troy, with Les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble conducted by Mark Minkowski, show why this became one of the season's hottest tickets when Laurent Pelly's production was at the Châtelet Theatre in Paris.From the archives comes a moving document, "Leontyne Price Rediscovered" (RCA).