Sentence examples for moving hard from inspiring English sources

Ulysses Dove's "Vespers" is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser, an explosive burst of stylish energy that gets its dancers moving hard and fast.

Servers at the no-reservation, no-credit card Cooke's In are, like the restaurant itself, cheerful, fast moving, hard working, unpolished and especially on frantic nights, sometimes overwhelmed.

Thompson has a baby face, the posture and uniform drape of a fifty-year old man, and the ability to receive passes while moving hard to one side; he can cantilever his momentum by squaring mid-air into launching position and score from Sausalito.

There is "an ideological conflict between an Assembly that will remain the defender of progressive values and an executive who's moving hard to the right," Mr. Brodsky said, "and perhaps more importantly in the long run, a constitutional battle over whether the governor can put substantive laws into appropriations and make the Legislature irrelevant".

Hamas is moving hard into politics, its popularity based on its extensive social-welfare and charitable system, financed largely from the outside, including Iran; its resistance to Israel; and its reputation for honesty compared with the weakness and corruption of Fatah.

But GM also seems to be moving hard on its volume products.

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In 2008, he moved hard to the right on social issues and sort of ditched the management consultant stuff.

The traffickers have moved hard into heroin, whose popularity is again on the rise; poppies are spreading like wildfire across the sierras of central Mexico.

I'd say that it's because Republicans have moved hard to the right, furiously rejecting ideas they used to support.

"We've got to move hard and fast here".