Sentence examples for purposely moved from inspiring English sources

"What we saw in North Carolina, as law enforcement picked up the pressure in the big cities in the mid-1990's, was that the gangs purposely moved out to smaller places," said Walter Holton, the United States attorney for the Middle District of North Carolina, in Greensboro.

In fact, Glassman purposely moved the store's location closer to a Barnes and Noble to catch the overflow crowd.

I purposely moved to Pasadena in Los Angeles to not be so centered in it.

In a recent interview, Cole was asked why he purposely moved the album up a week to square up with West.

Cultures that do not use hands when talking have yet to be discovered, she says, and even people blind from birth and those who have never seen others gesturing "purposely move their hands as they talk".

The latter is a measure of spatial mobility, defined as the size of the spatial area people purposely move through in their daily life [ 42].

Life-space mobility refers to the size of the spatial area (bedroom, home, outside home, neighborhood, town, distant locations) a person purposely moves through in daily life and to the frequency of travel within a specific time and need of assistance for that travel [ 16].

So purposely we moved him".

In purposeful movement routing [9 11], the node carrying the data packet will move purposely to get closer to the destination or to get connected to the destination.

The resulting system is made by a calibrating/shutter cover moved by a purposely designed out of plane cams system which provides the desired motion.

Operatic ballet is satirized as well, and Robin Bartunek's choreography (an updating of the original choreography by Janis Ansley-Ungar and Starla Pace) clarifies that with its juxtaposition of the graceful and purposely clumsy moves suggested in the score itself during the fairies' scenes.