Sentence examples for moving with an from inspiring English sources
Adonis will be keen to get things moving with an east London river crossing.
Above all their captain, Michael Clarke, came through the game unscathed after his back injury, moving with an unexpected fleetness of foot.
But here he is before us, genial and energetic, moving with an easy fluidity as he recounts the story of the fall and its aftermath.
In an X-ray tube, electrons moving with an energy of Emax = 10,000 to 50,000 eV (10 50 keV) are made to strike a piece of metal.
There are sections of transcendent promise, where the dancers seem momentarily liberated: women in flowing dresses with long hair flying, moving with an otherworldly grace; men who frolic and surf in imaginary waves.
On a night like Thursday, when Ewing was moving with an ease that has seldom been seen since his return 24 games ago, he was able to attack the basket, blowing by Arvydas Sabonis.
His language is lyrical and moving, with a simple nobility.
Anyway, Petersen gets moving with a two and a three.
She stalks the stage, cheekbones gleaming, singing with fire and moving with a profound sensuality.
He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.
The arm senses his head and abruptly stops moving with a soft clunk.
