Sentence examples for moving thanks from inspiring English sources

Molecules in gases and liquids are always moving, thanks to their thermal energy.

Bunching is at a minimum and express buses can keep moving thanks to transponders that extend green lights.

He finished his set with a version of Charles Aznavour's What Makes a Man a Man, a song whose narrative of a tragically lonely and unfulfilled drag queen could certainly grate in the wrong hands, but which became moving thanks to the grit and sincerity of both his performance and the pictures they were accompanying.

As directed by David Leveaux, Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" was as heady as ever and, if possible, even more moving, thanks in no small measure to the feverishly engaging presence of Sir Tom's son, the actor Ed Stoppard, among the first-rate cast.

Now Congress is finally moving, thanks to Senator Lamar Alexander and Congressman John Kline, the chairs of the Senate and House education committees.

And there were close-ups of the dancers as they moved, thanks to tiny cameras they held in their hands.

But whatever the outcome, these songs moved, thanks to Greenwich's bounteous melodies and sexy, carbonated rhythms (and sometimes accompanying bells, castanets and the odd motorcycle revving).

We see every ethnicity, and every class, and we move, thanks to engravings as well as photographs, from the 16th to the 21st century.

Small children the world over now try to ape his little dance moves, thanks to the effervescent Happy, officially the most downloaded song in UK history.

The robots manage to move thanks to interaction between the two halves of the autonomous vehicle.

Each BlinkyBug will light up when picked up or moved thanks to a little set of antenna that act as a circuit.