Sentence examples for openly move from inspiring English sources
Syria provided these groups with a safe haven and enabled them to recruit fighters who can now openly move between the Syrian and Iraqi battlefields, effectively erasing the border between the two countries.
When the cast's nondancers, who wear their vulnerability openly, move across the stage in militaristic rows — it has the feel of an encroaching plague — the dancers, in orange, cut through like streaks of fire licking trees in a forest.
They are openly moving around in large numbers," said Yusufu Dama, who said he walked for two days to safety from Marte, a town near Baga.
Still, in the months since the killing, Dr. Carhart has made changes at his clinic and to his lifestyle as he has openly moved to take up Dr. Tiller's cause.
At the Cambodian border, Bucklew witnessed the Vietcong openly moving supplies by sampan inside Cambodia, despite its neutrality.
Years after the "War on Drugs" began, President Reagan, alongside First Lady Nancy, moved to openly affect the discourse on drugs, making substance use prevention into a national campaign.
And here they move openly and prepare for the next fight.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that French diplomats had failed to overcome Russian objections to agreement on a full UN resolution; if passed this could have altered the mandate of French troops in Chad, allowing them to move openly against the rebels.
"I don't know that we have seen in the last 50 years two candidates who have so openly tried to move beyond their party base before the nomination as Obama and McCain," said Meenekshi Bose, professor of presidential studies at Hofstra University.
All those Cleveland people surely feel the same way Brooklyn people felt when the Dodgers won the 1959 World Series in their second season after O'Malley took the club to Los Angeles, the same way the Oakland people felt when the Raiders won Super Bowl XV while Al Davis was openly maneuvering to move to Los Angeles.
They move openly in the streets of Qusair.
