Breakaway succession movements, desiring local control and not that of a geographically or politically distant central government, proliferate.
I experience the seven distinct works that make up dock as a succession of movements and passages, gags and routines.
Thereafter, a succession of movements – from the 17th-century Covenanters to the Red Clydesiders of the Great War era – carried the torch for popular democracy.
So the whole lifetime of the worm is a succession of movements conditioned by the stages of the tide — upward into sunshine on the ebb, downward on the flood.
This simple theatrical metamorphosis becomes a template for all that follows, as the play unfolds in a succession of movements from resistance — to love, to compassion, to understanding — toward surrender.
Anyway, pros usually have to explain that hitting the ball farther involves a complex succession of movements that more than anything requires flexibility and an advanced range of motion in the legs, torso, shoulders and back.
After a conventional prelude, the nasib, in which the poet calls to mind the memory of a former love, most of the rest of the ode consists of a succession of movements that describe the poet's horse or camel, scenes of desert events, and other aspects of Bedouin life and warfare.
In these methods, you are pushing and pulling in a succession of movements.
Six individual button press movements were presented in succession with each movement lasting 1000 ms (12 pictures of 500 ms each).
In that model, an opening prelude is followed by a succession of dance movements.
