Sentence examples for off the movement from inspiring English sources

Meisel would shoot them separately against a black dropcloth — equivalent to the sort of blue screen a weatherman uses — to set off the movement of the clothes.

How does a man's gently curving arms and wrists play off the movement of another dancer whose forearms are pressed tightly in front of her face?

At 5.58pm on Monday – the exact time last year that police fired a volley of teargas that is credited with kicking off the movement – protesters had planned to hold a moment of silence.

Last fall, a molecular biologist at the State University of New York at Albany won a patent for an antibody that appears to thwart the protein that sets off the movement of the sticky cells.

He convened a grand shura (council) of 1,000 Islamic clerics from across Afghanistan to rubberstamp his decision and told them the US was using the charges against Bin Laden as an excuse to "finish off" the movement.

The Egyptian leader said he would send an envoy to Israel in an effort to halt the military incursions into Palestinian areas, which have put Israeli troops in seven of the eight main West Bank cities and cut off the movement of nearly two million Palestinians.

That was the kick-off day of the movement all across France.

This trade-off — the movement from the known to the unknown — is why D-Wave exposed their product to the world.

Once the main section of the movement takes off, the music becomes a nonstop rhapsodic whirlwind.

Interest in forecasting the cell to which a device may be handed off depending on the movement pattern is twofold.

His off-the-ball movement was solid and he worked hard defensively.