Sentence examples for moving due from inspiring English sources

Baja is not moving due west, as one might guess from a glance at a map, but north by northwest, with the rest of the Pacific Plate.

Surprising because of the stark difference between the public funding of health care and social care; moving due to the stories from patients and their carers; challenging because we are seeking to narrow a deep-rooted divide.

"We all threw up our hands and just watched the radar and could see that it was moving due north," said Mr. Allen, who tracked the storm yesterday from an office in his house on Long Island.

Indeed, David has just been photographing the remains of a row of boarding houses on Beaconsfield Street where, according to the guide, the family lived "after moving due to rent problems".

The storm was also moving due north slowly, about 14 m.p.h., compared with speeds of 30 to 40 m.p.h. for similar storms, said Dennis Feltgen, a spokesman for the hurricane center.

"People have different styles of moving due to their individual idiosyncrasies as well as the differences in physical dimensions and weights of body limbs," the Carnegie-Mellon team says on its Web site, which features "spatio-temporal gaits" and "3-D body tracking".

The tornado apparently strengthened as it neared Greensburg and began moving due-north towards the town, and at 9 38 pm CDT (0238 UTC), storm chasers reported that it had grown to over 1/2 mile in diameter.

Moved due to Miscategorization includes codes moved due to a true miscategorization, according to the secondary analysis.

She dragged him to a group of hostages who were also unable to move due to their injuries.

He was moved due to population pressure and the jury ruled this was also a factor in his death.

We also understood that not everyone would want to or be able to move due to personal commitments.