Sentence examples for notably moved from inspiring English sources
Hemingway and Gellhorn most notably moved on.
Many of Patel's responses at the town hall drew applause and cheers, and sex workers and their allies were notably moved by his commitment to their cause.
The logistics of the central location at Skylight Clarkson Square also required some maneuvering, says designerJohn Varvatos, who notably moved his runway show from Milan to New York for the first NYFW: Men's outing.
Shortly after midnight Friday, partygoers belted Purple Rain together, a notably moving moment amid a sullen day.
O'Callaghan said policies and procedures had changed since Dhu's death, notably moving unwell detainees to hospital in an ambulance rather than a police vehicle.
The company has expanded beyond SMS, notably moving into mobile display ads in 2009, but it definitely has a lot of ground to cover.
But Teiya Kasahara was notably moving on the haunting Two Poems by Konstantin Balmont and Meredith Arwady was strong on her solo "Berceuses du chat".
That all changed in 1964 when the Surgeon General's report on smoking and health created a seismic shift, alerting the nation to the health risks of tobacco and, notably, moving the focus from individual behavior to the public-health impacts of smoking.
Notably, moving excitation to shorter wavelengths results in lowering of the power dependence order due to the increasing contribution of linear S0→T1 absorption.
(Notably moves by the U.K. government to expand state surveillance powers, via its Investigatory Powers Bill, have also looped in judicial approval to enable more intrusive capabilities).
Many of the most valued staff left Warren Place, some to join Julie, while many key owners, notably Lord Howard de Walden, moved their horses elsewhere.
