Sentence examples for repeated moving from inspiring English sources

"Ow!" "Pain," she repeated, moving higher, turning the word into two quick, diving swoops.

The process is repeated, moving more and more members into the 'dead state', until the cycle sum falls below 1 person-cycle where every member is dead.

Repeated moving or handling can cause the cases to become loose and ultimately fall apart.

Not only do repeated moves upset children, they have long-term effects on the whole family.

The second, also repeated, moves from the new key back to the original key, in which it ends.

Moving patients repeatedly is an example of covert ageism: The patients who suffer most from repeated moves are very old very vulnerable people.

He zeroed in on a difficult repeated move for the men, in which they launch their bodies into the air on a diagonal plane.

His own schooling – and that of his twin brother, Kenneth – was disrupted by the repeated moves imposed on their father, a Methodist minister; they were born in Leek, Staffordshire.

There is a widespread concern for children in public care who experience repeated moves and a lack of opportunity to settle down.

During childhood, Hickok experienced a troubled family life, characterized by abuse, unemployment, and repeated moves.

In game 10, Karjakin could have repeated moves twice, and make a draw, but he missed it.