Sentence examples for moving under from inspiring English sources

This activity is occasionally enhanced by the passage of retrograding (westward-moving) upper cyclones moving under the subtropical ridge and the entrainment of the remnants of tropical storms.

Another has several birds embedded in his back, their wings moving under his shirt.

He suddenly flinched — spirits moving under the skin again, he explained.

The Hofstadter butterfly represents the energy spectrum of an electron moving under an extreme magnetic field.

He thought that he could detect Georgi's eyes moving under the closed lids.

It would be especially creepy, Williams said, if the viewer could see innards "vaguely moving under membranous material".

Their victories often owed more to traditional soldiering skills, with brave infantrymen shooting and moving under fire.

Only the front third of the aircraft was present, and it wasn't moving under its own propulsion.

But after that attack, before moving under Al Qaeda's umbrella, Islamic Jihad rarely scored successes on its own.

Conversely, anxiety itself can cause unsteadiness; people say it feels as if the world is moving under their feet.

However, Vettel subsequently received a 10-second penalty himself for moving under-braking in front of Daniel Ricciardo, promoting the Australian to third and Vettel to fifth.