Sentence examples for moving number from inspiring English sources

"How he's moving, number one," Girardi said when explaining what he looks for while watching Jeter.

Ultimately, a woman-hunting elephant waving his trunk does a great Freudian job, set to Henry Mancini's jaunty music, and Red Buttons does a moving number as a Brooklyn cabdriver in exile whose heart does a U-turn.

The Doctor felt, too, that the Sting-like vocals of Vampire Weekend's 'The Kids Don't Stand a Chance' would encourage the Police aficionado to check out their eponymous LP, while Sigur Rós's hymnal 'Svefn-g-englar' is the kind of cryptic, quietly moving number that Snow Patrol, however hard they try, will never make.

Our results point out the moving number of deaths to higher ages between time periods.

He played that moving number at Lyons during his final show of the summer, then bolted minutes after his headlining set with the 400 Unit ended, undoubtedly making a beeline for Nashville.

In the finale, Kyle Dean and I got "married" onstage while Rachel Potter from Evita sang her ever-loving face off to Rihanna's "We Found Love". Lee staged an absolutely beautiful, moving number.

The campaign knew it was moving numbers over ObamaCare.

Rather, he spent his adult life moving numbers around on spreadsheets and betting on other numbers.

Corporations evade billions of dollars in taxes each year by moving numbers around on pieces of paper and claiming they have completed bona fide transactions.

And then moving numbers of people to action that is powerful enough to transform reality and the human spirit.

Or if you cannot get the bases to be equal by just moving numbers.