Sentence examples for moving say from inspiring English sources

But mixing three shots isn't always possible if the subject is moving, say, so the iPhone 6 promises one-shot HDR.

Some students who are there now, at the Urban Assembly School for Careers in Sports, which is moving, say that fears about the area are exaggerated.

Has one necessarily bettered oneself by moving, say, into a more impressive house or do the truly powerful feel at home just where they are?

Mark Changizi, an evolutionary neurobiologist and author of "The Vision Revolution", notes that the human visual system has to cope with zooming when moving, say, through a dense grove of trees.

If air is drawn into the upper blades of the propeller on a single-screw ship, excess lateral forces on the lower blades swing the stern in the direction that the upper blades are moving, say from port to starboard.

If you're heading north on a boat and you see another boat moving, say, 30 degrees to your right, and if as the two of you barrel forward the other boat remains at that 30-degree spot in your field of view, vector mechanics dictate that your boats will crash: better slow down, speed up or turn aside.

But "things are finally moving," says one science lobbyist.

"Yaoundé [the capital] sleeps, Douala moves," say Cameroonians.

Israel could move, say, its Transportation and Interior Ministries to Tel Aviv.

Stick and move, say the boxers.

When someone asks you to move, say "No thanks".