Sentence examples for moving leading from inspiring English sources

Other factors, Chief Clack said, may have helped too: the bridge was so crowded during that evening's rush hour that cars were barely moving, leading many of the cars to "almost ride the bridge down" as it suddenly dropped 60 feet, apparently preventing them from actually landing in the waters below.

In short, it is necessary to attenuate all the sensory consequences of moving – leading to an active inference formulation of sensory attenuation – the psychological phenomena that the magnitudes of self-made sensations are perceived as less intense (Chapman, Bushnell, Duncan, & Lund, 1987; Cullen, 2004).

The position of the moving leading edge of the charcoal spot was located by advancing the tip of the bronchoscope to lay above the spot.

From the stillness, Naser begins to move, leading us into the devastated home where his tiny nephew had died.

When the police took the tents down, some of the remaining protesters locked arms and refused to move, leading to the pepper spray use.

Knowing how long water has been underground helps researchers understand how fast aquifers are recharged by surface water and how fast they move, leading to more accurate geological models.

Many of the bodies were still decomposing when they were moved, leading one late 18th-Century visitor to describe entering Paris as like being "sucked into a fetid sewer".

But in the morning, the statue was too heavy to move, leading the faithful to conclude that the image wanted to remain in San Petro Atocpan.

He agreed that the essential problem of the season was its reluctance to move, leading to frustration after seeing "the entertaining familiar characters so weighed down by their most annoying of traits".

Furthermore, cells within a tissue can still move leading to a viscous behavior on long-time scales.

To induce a mechanical loading protocol on a single cardiomyocyte, carbon fibers can be moved leading to isometric or shortening contractions.