Sentence examples for taking a movement from inspiring English sources
The following treatise was sent to us by a member of the band Liturgy and belongs to a rich, collegiate tradition of taking a movement or piece of art that you enjoy and writing about it in a way that suggests you take no enjoyment from it whatsoever.
It's going to take a movement.
"It is that it takes a community, it takes a movement, it takes a struggle, "to create for each of us the means to realise our true potential".
Harry told me that recently teenage pupils at the Purcell School had split the piece up, taken a movement each, and played them to him.
The reason we're losing is that by and large we've failed to build a movement, and it's going to take a movement to counter the raw power of the fossil fuel industry.
"If we are going to solve cancer, it's going to take a movement of tens of thousands, or hundreds of thousands, of patients willing to contribute information from their cancer genomes towards a common good," Dr. Lander said.
In other words, having the ability to always take a movement back.
But it takes a movement to stand up to all that money".
But it took a movement of angry, fed-up Americans to tear down their resistance.
But it will take a movement of women willing to make a difference to get us there.
