Sentence examples for that could be moved from inspiring English sources

It was easier to create a system of credits that was "like a currency," that could be moved around easily.

The company's orders were explicit: document all the memorials and ship home the ones that could be moved.

Walt drew print advertisements, then animated advertisements on film — or, at least, cutouts that could be moved and photographed, to give the impression of continuous action.

Some of the works at MOMA began as compositional aids — studies for paintings or posters that could be moved and manipulated before the compositions themselves were made.

Mondrian's atelier was a composition of vertical white walls and a horizontal black floor, its walls hung with rectangles of primary colours that could be moved about.

The office has modular walls that could be moved to turn the space into two bedrooms, or a bedroom and a dining room.

The lower genetic diversity of GOUNDRY relative to the M and S molecular forms, and the fact that genetic variation in GOUNDRY, like M, is largely a subset of that in the S molecular form, suggests that GOUNDRY is also a derived population that could be moving into novel environments.

Less than half (47%; 28/59) felt that equipment could be moved easily between areas by team members and 37% (22/59) that packaging enabled materials to be found easily.

Last week, it emerged that the visit has been pushed back until October and, in a further twist, that it could be moved to Scotland.

Groh's subtle shift in language, however, indicated that Johnson could be moved in the next week.

There is still a chance that Starks could be moved by the Bulls before Thursday's trading deadline.