Sentence examples for that moves between from inspiring English sources

Mine might be like music that moves between idioms, a hybrid music.

And so I have a little dialectical place that moves between Syria and New York City in that poem.

The B4B project tackles these tensions and challenges through a multi-pronged approach that moves between analysis and research and application.

Hackers can take control of a product or tap into the sensitive data that moves between it, the manufacturer, and the customer.

An illustrated study of performance and video artist Joan Jonas's 1974 video, an elliptical narrative that moves between the countryside of Nova Scotia and the artists's New York City studio.

Timberlake does a better retro impression with an orchestra, like the one that leads us into "Pusher Love Girl," a warm number that moves between an explicit downbeat and a gentle eddy.

"I'm interested in those things that move between a symbol that's really full of meaning and a cliché," said Ms. Mack, 32.

There are spin paintings with and without human skulls at their centre, and spot paintings that move between the vibrant and the purely ambient.

Ms. de Rugy says these jobs relate to a handful of firms that move between definitions of large and small companies.

This comprehensive study both catalogues his output and examines the social, cultural, and historical context of a career that moved between the most modest provincial places and the highest reaches of Venetian state patronage.

He notes that in 1970s and 1980s, so many investigators wrongly asserted that exogenous human viruses the ones that move between people or, commonly, humans and animals caused tumors that they became known as "rumor viruses".