Sentence examples for moving peacefully from inspiring English sources

We like to imagine our children as miniature noble savages, moving peacefully and naked among the beasts.

For nine hours we had been moving peacefully towards the shrine of the founder of Pakistan, where a rally was to take place.

Meanwhile, with Garton Ash, we are left to rue the painful fact that "the democratization of Yugoslavia, and of Bosnia in particular, would, had it worked, have been a unique example of a part of Europe moving peacefully from a truly multiethnic society under an undemocratic (imperial, then Communist) political roof to such a society within a democratic framework".

His physicians, led by Lord Dawson of Penn, issued a bulletin with words that became famous: "The King's life is moving peacefully towards its close".

They are moving peacefully, cheerfully on one side of the street and this flow of men and women continues for the half hour I remain there talking to a friend, trying to pull myself together to go back to the tear gas.

As his life moves peacefully to its close, Indonesians seems baffled about how to think about the old despot.

"Bearing the burden of their suffering on their shoulders, they moved peacefully toward Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt's capital, demanding only justice, freedom and democracy".

Except for a few unruly outbursts, food also moved peacefully into the hands of the hungry in the central community of Nazon.

Thousands of marchers moved peacefully through the streets of Khartoum, in Sudan, and demonstrators in Lebanon chanted outside the American Embassy near Beirut.

In 1991 it was the first west African nation to move peacefully from dictatorship to democracy, and has recently benefited from a series of economic reforms.

Once upon a time, somewhere in the universe very far from here, lived a peaceful star, which moved peacefully in the immensity of the sky, surrounded by a crowd of peaceful planets about which we have not a thing to report.