Sentence examples for moving in order to from inspiring English sources

However, Indian commentators were scathing, accusing Britain of moving in order to ingratiate themselves with a potential leader of India.

He had to keep moving in order to keep his blood circulating, but became enmeshed in a dense thicket of branches.

Parents in the East Midlands are the least likely to move to try to secure a place for their child in a good school: at 11%, the East Midlands has the lowest proportion of parents moving in order to get an address in the right catchment area.

After writing the first 20 pages, he sent them to a woman friend of his in New York, who wrote back, "Why would anyone be interested in her?" "I realized that from a New York perspective, someone has to be truly vital and exciting and on the go and always moving in order to be interesting," he said.

But the first guy that smiled at me was the only guy on the street who knew who I was, an expat called Dav, and he observed that the brusqueness you encounter in New York is more to do with efficiency, the fact that everything's got to keep moving, in order to work.

However, the vehicle motion is unbounded and keeps moving in order to preserve the stability condition.

Everything else has to adjust, has to move, in order to accommodate it.

The race was exceptional in that one of the candidates, Mr. Rothman, moved in order to challenge a fellow Democrat.

"We can't discount the right that people have to move in order to improve their lives".

"Monster" doesn't lapse into lurid, swooping camera moves in order to fashion a sensational scheme for sensationalized material.

There are small and great triumphs — a partially paralyzed woman wills herself to move in order to get closer to Pransky.