Sentence examples for moving vigorously from inspiring English sources

They defy categorization, and the choices they make -- to be journalists, musicians, muses, actresses, artists and moms -- always seem to nod to their pasts while moving vigorously forward.

As the left-wing political activist Michael Harrington said in 1976, the country is "moving vigorously left, right and center, all at once".

When, with much greater sympathy, he describes the miners and their wives in Wigan and other towns he typically catches them not "creeping" but moving vigorously — working, washing, cooking, or searching a slag heap for usable coal.

"We at the Federal Reserve are moving vigorously to promote a stronger economic recovery," said Janet Yellin, the Fed's vice chairman, in a speech in San Francisco this week.

The new government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, who took office in December, has managed to recast the country's image by moving vigorously on legislation to attack problems that are a drag on growth.

They included Mr. McConnell, who has been moving vigorously to shut down chatter about a potential primary challenge to his re-election campaign next year, and Senator Marco Rubio, who has drawn some Tea Party criticism for his openness to an immigration overhaul that would give illegal immigrants a chance at gaining citizenship.

Her lips move vigorously, like the thighs of a sprinter.

Nomura reckons that a tenth of JGB holders have moved vigorously to sell.

He's also a stocky young man, but he carried himself confidently and moved vigorously.

He began slapping his thigh lightly, rhythmically, like someone getting ready to move vigorously.

Her story moves vigorously yet inscrutably through assorted developmental phases in Henry's life and past some very recognizable pop-cultural signposts.