Sentence examples for moving of which from inspiring English sources

The guys behind the project say they need $25k to get things moving, of which they've currently only raised about $250.

Better still, she was at last imbuing her creations with the feeling they'd sometimes lacked, the most moving of which was an elegy to her unavailing IVF treatments.

In the realm of technology, the audio capacity of the compact disc was set at 74 minutes in the early 1980s, purportedly to accommodate a complete recording of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. Symphony No. 9 has also been used to mark monumental public events, among the most moving of which took place on Christmas Day 1989 in Berlin.

Yes, the character names are a tip-off to the broad spoofing that goes on, but in no way does it dilute the tragic moments, the most moving of which involves Harry Druggist Peter Friedmann), who's coerced by Mr. Mister henchman Bugs Michael Parkk) into going along with a crime and thereby endangering the life of his son Steve (game young Aidan Gemme, who also appears as a tough cop).

Cases which require moving of a bond which is part of a ring system are disallowed.

Drinking lots of water will help to flush toxins out of your system and keep your bowels moving, both of which are essential for a flat stomach.

Still does have a few other pass rush moves, all of which are made more effective than usual because of his success with the bull rush.

This was not a project of Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign, of which, incidentally, I'm a huge fan.

The Film Council's chairman, Tim Bevan, condemned the move, of which he apparently learned over the weekend.

Beckett annotates the game, the moves of which are ridiculous in chess terms, in a flowery, rhetorical style typical of 19th-century chess books.

A stripper was hired from Oakland to sashay onstage and declaim some T. S. Eliot, a move of which he would surely have approved.