Sentence examples for that moving between from inspiring English sources

The flipside is that moving between towns at 4mph takes time and fuel and days when you're not taking any money at all.

The officers approached the man, removed their shields from under their bulletproof vests, explained that moving between the cars was not allowed, and asked him to accompany them off the train, Mr. Kelly said.

And since cell towers are chosen on the basis of geographic proximity to the incident, it's possible that moving between affected zones can factor into how many messages your phone recieves.

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

"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.

Award founder and philanthropist Phillip Keir said of the winning entry: "Body of Work by Atlanta Eke is a remarkable piece of choreography that moves between the body and images of the body; between the human and the machine.

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.

It's a really odd book that moves between a hostel for people with mental-health problems in Edinburgh in the current day and the contents of a Breughel painting.

But this Shona novel is, in reality, a joyous caper that moves between a mission school and hospital in Fort Victoria province and the seedy nightspots of the town of Gwelo.

Seizing on the work of the great Edward Said and Georg Lukács, he sought to define a new mode of postcolonial literature, "that moves between, and powerfully treats, questions of homelessness, displacement, emigration, voluntary or economic migration".