Sentence examples for sorts of moving from inspiring English sources

We tossed around a lot of different ideas involving lasers, all sorts of moving parts, but they all funneled down into this because it was very feasible.

But this is leading to a new sort of moving visual journalism that is more immediate and personal, without the reporter between the viewer and the action.

The money was OK, usually, but more than that, the lookalikes found the work thrilling and addictive – getting to pretend to be a sort of moving Tussauds waxwork.

"The World Bank is sort of moving in the right direction on climate change but not moving fast enough or deep enough," said Jake Schmidt, international climate policy director at the National Resources Defense Council.

She walks through a chute with tall walls and suddenly finds herself straddling — not uncomfortably — a conveyor belt that becomes a sort of moving sawhorse supporting her chest.

Have you seen anything like that where you've seen crime move or just sort of moving it somewhere else (which would be a bad thing)?

In most current models, instead, pedestrians simply interpret the presence of other individuals as a sort of moving obstacle or simply as openers of a potential route to follow (in case of imitative behaviours).

Some of the pro community has been sort of moving that direction, but we had certainly in mind the need for expandability.

She does, sort of, moving back in with her parents, taking classes and drifting through her memories, trying to come to grips with a universe – and a marriage – that has stopped making sense to her.

I feel like his career is sort of moving ahead".

You're always sort of moving around inside the painting; you can never quite figure out where you're standing, so you kind of absorb it.