Sentence examples for sections movement from inspiring English sources

As Paul Boateng, Britain's high commissioner in Pretoria and one of those four Black Sections MPs, notes: "The fact that this meeting takes place off the Great Hall in the Palace of Westminster where members of Parliament drawn from the ethnic minority community are to be found in all three main parties is in no small measure due to the contribution of the Black Sections movement.

As already mentioned in the previous section, movement costs have a lower share in the total costs in North America.

The metronome markings and the numbers of measures in movements and even sections of movements were all multiples of either 23 or 10.

In "Frame Dances," an installation featuring several sections of movement, as well as recorded and live video, the performance areas are precisely rendered.

Comprising three thematic sections, the movement opens with a canon based on a 24-bar theme, which is repeated several times.

Raw data were visually inspected for sections with movement artifacts, which were removed.

Symphony, a lengthy form of musical composition for orchestra, normally consisting of several large sections, or movements, at least one of which usually employs sonata form (also called first-movement form).

He often repeats whole sections of movements in his sonatas, string quartets, symphonies, and songs, but he makes the same music mean something utterly different on its return.

In this version some of the tempos are faster, the orchestration is lighter, and transitions between certain sections and movements are more elaborate.

Unlike the unloved Romney, Christie has a huge cheering section among movement conservatives, who love his combative style enough to forgive his ideological deviations.

Some, wondering what constitutes a "moment" in music, questioned those who sent in whole sections and movements of pieces as their choices.