Sentence examples for off the movements from inspiring English sources

"I told Casey he'd get to show off the movements of his body, but it turned out that it felt wrong to recognize human traits under the sheet," Lowery recalled over dinner at Champs Diner, a vegan restaurant in Williamsburg.

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?

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.

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.

This piece is reminiscent of the HM5 but features an airier, lighter design that shows off the movement quite beautifully.

I'm headed to Madison Square Park, starting at noon on Wednesday, to help kick off the movement.

It's too soon to write off the movement, McIlwain said, as he's found that organizing continues during these lulls in social media chatter.

Ginsberg kicked off the movement in 1956 when he published Howl and Other Poems, while Burroughs delivered his landmark novel Naked Lunch in 1959.

Despite the detailed instructions derived from the testing period, small variations in ambient temperature, humidity and settling dust continually threw off the movement of the parts enough to end the sequence early.