Sentence examples for orderly movement from inspiring English sources

"You can tell it's Japan just by looking at the orderly movement of the traffic".

There is no body that oversees the orderly movement of people because of climate change impacts.

An equally important asset was the Prussian army's general staff, which planned the rapid, orderly movement of large numbers of troops to the battle zones.

The confrontation occurred in dense thickets, called the Wilderness, where orderly movement was impossible and cavalry and artillery were almost useless.

In modern prisons, however, there is usually lots of orderly movement, as inmates go about the activities of normal life: working, eating, education, recreation, etc.

Thus, motion itself as well as the orderly movement of bodies derive from God who acts as the effective principle.

The earliest, the Chamber Concerto, was a breakthrough piece in which Ligeti constrained a dazzling swirl of blurred colors and frenetic rhythms within concise, relatively orderly movements.

Everything is full of vague and doomy imminence, and Mrs. Eszter sees her opportunity: if she can foment (or even manage) some kind of anarchy, blame the unrest on unnamed "sinister forces," and then successfully quash that unrest, she may attain her desire, to head the "tidy yard and orderly house movement".

At the post office, I could feel it and I could see it, most vividly in the orderly, crisp movements of the postmaster as he filled the boxes, giving equal attention to every address.

The differential swelling of the irregularly thickened upper cortex and the medulla, in addition to the rigid medullary structure, due to the deposition of calcium oxalate, allow orderly hygroscopic thalline movements.

He laid out Pruitt-Igoe according to the best principles of the modern movement: an orderly plan in which cars and pedestrians were separated, ample open space was provided between the blocks, and flats were oriented to catch daylight and views.