Sentence examples for moving he wrote from inspiring English sources

Moving, he wrote, may be extremely profitable, even taking a higher cost of living into account.

(When Carroll wanted to be moving, he wrote with a much more conventional Victorian lyricism, as in the prefatory and postscript verses to the Alice books).

Sherman's reply that same day shows how well he already understood Grant: "You could not be quiet at home for a week when armies were moving," he wrote, "and rest could not relieve your mind of the gnawing sense that injustice had been done you".

And right now, at the application level, things that stand still don't fare very well in a world where the ecosystem is moving," he wrote back in May (when he also said OWS would be "unlikely to ever federate with clients and servers we don't control").

Dupuis listened, and was "deeply moved," he wrote later.

"Normally the great snake doesn't move," he wrote.

Mintz tried to push himself into the classroom, but he couldn't move, he wrote.

"Normally, the great snake doesn't move," he wrote in the New York Review of Books in 2002.

"We were all standing so close to each other that no one could move," he wrote in a narrative posted online.

In an exuberant letter, he described the experience to his sister Fanny, and, wishing to convey to her how deeply he was moved, he wrote down for her a few bars of the melody that he later used at the beginning of his overture.

"This is why I want to move!" he wrote.