Sentence examples for moving long from inspiring English sources

"That's what's needed to keep power moving long distances".

I like to keep moving — long distance, short distance, fast, whatever".

We sometimes kept moving long after dark to get to higher ground.

Two doctors were bending over the head, each of them moving long, narrow instruments back and forth inside the opening.

Class mobility might act as a buffer from such an unthinkable fate, but moving long distances across this country won't necessarily do that.

"I just enjoy being on the bike," he said, "There's something about moving long distances under your own power that appeals to me".

In recent months, either Gov. Rick Scott's administration or the state's Republican-controlled Legislature has rejected grants aimed at moving long-term care patients into their homes, curbing child abuse through in-home counseling and strengthening state regulation of health premiums.

Moving is hard, there's just no way around it, but moving long-distance is especially hard.

If that happens, pension fund managers will be subject not only to the government's moving long-term target but would, by law, be required to fund around a curve set by the spread between corporates and treasuries.

The Times has produced moving, long-form videos before, such as reporter Adam Ellick's 2009 film on Malala Yousafzai, a teenage Pakistani activist shot by the Taliban.

Joseph Ponte, the reform-minded city Department of Corrections commissioner appointed by de Blasio last year, said in a statement that "by moving long-term detainees out of our jails, we can reduce the burden on our staff, increase staff and inmate safety and more efficiently serve the inmates who remain in our custody".