Sentence examples for moving systematically from inspiring English sources

So we see him moving systematically across the page.

"He was moving systematically through the school hallways, knocking on the doors and shooting through the doors," said Mr. Kiuru, who was teaching an eighth-grade class when the gunfire started.

MULLINS -- I don't think there's an easy answer to getting the long interest rate down, other than very good economic policy, maybe temporary fiscal stimulus, not moving systematically into having the government involved in business, and careful behavior on the part of the Fed.

And Michel Barnier, the French commissioner for the single market, is moving systematically to regulate the financial sector, often pushing Britain into rearguard actions to defend the interests of the City of London.The shift to inter-governmentalism, Mr Barroso declared this week, could spell "the death of the united Europe that we seek".

The situation can be described thusly: we have two conceptual contexts, a group theoretical context and a set theoretical context, and two functors moving systematically from one context to the other in opposite directions.

In addition, spatial scan statistics (windows of various shapes and sizes moving systematically across the map) 47 will be used to identify potential food swamps or deserts.

In Chicago, for example, gays have moved systematically northward.

Such groups are known to move systematically between businesses, especially foreign ones.

Gangs of men moved systematically through Chinese areas of Jakarta smashing and burning everything.

Each flock is tended by a sheepherder and his dogs who move systematically from one grazing area to another.

They would move systematically over the area in which one or more skiers were buried, following the signal to its strongest point.