Sentence examples for moving with that from inspiring English sources

I saw her hands moving with that casual familiarity I remembered".

Record producer Jacques Canetti wrote: "He sang alone, accompanying himself on the guitar, moving with that stupendous virtuosity of his from humour to tenderness".

Moving with that knowledge is moving with grace.

As we hammer at this big, blank space, it will kick out truth, and we'll move with that".

"It's just getting comfortable and starting to feel like he can start to move with that freedom that he wants to be able to move with".

Mrs. Million, who also works as the development director for a nonprofit organization for low-income girls, GirlSource, recently moved with that group into another building with picture windows and expansive views of the city.

"The paradigm in the music business has shifted and as an artist and a businesswoman, I have to move with that shift," Madonna said in a statement at the time of the deal.

Madonna, 49, who will leave Warner Brothers, a unit of the Warner Music Group, said in a statement: "The paradigm in the music business has shifted, and as an artist and a businesswoman I have to move with that shift.

"The whole pace of the world has changed, and you have to move with that," said Gordon F. Brunner, who retired five months ago as the company's chief technology officer and as a board member.

The Rhodesians in the 1st Cheshires moved with that regiment to Malta the same month.

But what is it that needs to be moved with that lever?