(MLNP seems to be moving from strength to strength recently; in particular, they've hired Charlotte Reid, former Director of Project Management at MakerBot, as their COO).
Hill paints a moving image of strength, defiance and the intense love of a new mother: "Now the joy of my world is in Zion".
Ever since the 1992 Summer Olympics revealed the city in its post-Franco glory, Barcelona has moved from strength to strength, becoming one of the world's most visited cities for its architectural icons and culinary and cultural bona fides.
It is impossible not to be moved by the strength of Barbara, who, despite the loss of her children and her beloved husband, is happy and strong and has found a way to live with her loss.
A woman working in the Charleston Confederate Museum told me that she had been moved by the strength of their faith, even as she denied that the Confederacy had anything to do with racism.
"The president was moved by the strength of the applicants' postconviction efforts at atonement, as well as their superior citizenship and individual achievements in the years since their convictions," said Reid Cherlin, a White House spokesman.
Like Senator Harry Reid, I was moved by the strength of Senator Paul's convictions.
Citizens, otherwise, will trade the hope of Obama for the promise of Dr. King, who said decades ago, "One day we must ask the question, why are there forty-million poor people in America?" The world is not moved by the strength of the wealthy few but by the total sum of tiny pushes of hundreds of millions of people.
Until you move from strength to strength in life.
"I think the longer we have been around, we have all understood the value of moving in packs: the strength of support, the pooling of ideas and equipment and the kudos of associating with each other," Joel Edgerton wrote in an e-mail message on Tuesday.
