Sentence examples for she often moved from inspiring English sources

With musical settings that evoke Rachmaninoff by way of Debussy and sometimes inflected with J. S. Bach, she often moved beyond the realm of jazz into a semiclassical sphere, although the label semiclassical really doesn't suffice, because the music is improvised.

In class she often moves chairs around to remove distance between herself, the authority, and the students, to increase collaboration.

Onstage, in her chosen garb of a tuxedo and pompadoured hair, she often moves from snappy fast footwork to stage-diving.

Though she adored Henry James, she was often moved to shake her fist and shout at him: "Why don't you punctuate?

She now often accompanies Lady Mac- Millan to rehearsals of her father's ballets and says she is often moved by "seeing how much of dad is in them.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that she has often moved unilaterally to remove children from parental custody with insufficient evidence.

I had read somewhere that as a child she was often moving around, unrooted?

That, she said, often moves parents in the audience to volunteer to pay for any premiums for their children, given that they would be discounted in the Class Act's plan.

"The reality is that with one-child-families, children have often moved to a city or emigrated," she said.

The family often moved to avoid the rent collector.

Here the couple often moved side-by-side.