Sentence examples for term of movement from inspiring English sources

Cases are properties allowing an expression to function as a term of movement (Summa Grammatica 34); in this way, the accusative expresses the terminus ad quem.

"In terms of movement, maybe a couple of spots up, maybe a couple spots down.

There's a huge difference there in terms of movement, and I think everyone realises that.

"Jeremy is a lot more lively than Baron in terms of movement," Woodson said.

It was more sophisticated in terms of movement than we've seen in other species of snake".

Ms. Sherman spoke admiringly of people who create live performance, since "I can barely think in terms of movement myself".

She went to clubs and described what she saw, in terms of movement and ritual and gender roles.

So the director, Annette O'Toole, does everything in her power to liven things up in terms of movement.

Miles Davis, a boxing fan, famously loved Jamal's touch and sense of ensemble dynamics, and once discussed his timing and feints in terms of movement in the ring.

Others who have just started thinking in terms of movement will count the time they've taken the stairs rather than the lift.

"All of these characters might be aspects of Lewis Carroll, or aspects of Alice Liddell, so we found a spectrum that we were operating in, in terms of movement qualities.