Sentence examples for moving equally from inspiring English sources

Now Michael Grandage is moving, equally radically, in the opposite direction: putting the Donmar, of which he's the artistic director, into the West End.

The PSE corresponded to the speed at which the two scenes were perceived as moving equally fast.

The authorities in Kayes moved equally swiftly.

QUESTION FROM TIMOTHY BOYLE: Can you be moved equally by non-fiction writers?

Dave, who struggled with dyslexia at school, found a refuge in wrestling and discovered a natural aptitude for the sport (his dyslexia meant that he was ambidextrous and could move equally well on both sides).

This is the conclusion of Proposition 43. ; Proposition 44 The difference of the forces, by which two bodies may be made to move equally, one in a fixed, the other in the same orbit revolving, varies inversely as the cube of their common altitudes.

In cerebrospinal fluid, water experiences free and isotropic diffusion, which means it moves equally in all directions.

Of course, such observation would not be present in single liquid phase flow where the liquid velocity will move equally in the upper and bottom walls of the pipe, exhibiting a perfect axi-symmetry.

You don't need to do both dance moves equally.

The baby-faced Alexander Bykovsky is well cast as the naïve Andrey, the sisters' hapless brother; and Alexander Zavyalov is wonderfully funny — but equally moving — as the alcoholic Dr. Chebutikin.

But Schrader also catches the gap from other angles that are less dramatic but equally moving, as in the film's loveliest offhanded moment, when the three men are sitting in a restaurant and Mad Dog, who pulsates with frustrated energy even in moments of calm, bewilders his partners by taking off his shoes.