Sentence examples for those movers from inspiring English sources

He may not be one of the masters of the universe, but in serving those movers and shakers he's done very well for himself.

The Rainhill locomotive trials were conducted in 1829 to assure that those prime movers would be adequate to the demands placed on them and that adhesion was practicable.

Ms. Desch is one of those wonderful movers who can simultaneously and clearly communicate both the wide sweep and the fine detail of a choreographed sequence.

As he did in his World War II oral histories and in "Undaunted Courage," his chronicle of the Lewis and Clark expedition, Ambrose focuses on the lives of ordinary people rather than on those of movers and shakers.

Prior evidence suggests that response rates among those who move are similar to those who do not, provided the "movers" are successfully located [ 2].

Online retail made a mockery of those early-mover assumptions, by demonstrating that first could also mean worst.

I'm sitting on a virtually weightless aluminum sculpture, and the Belgian countryside is slipping silently past me it's like being on one of those people-movers at airports where each step takes you twice as far as you expect to travel.

I remember all those years ago how I almost balked when the movers brought Daniel Varsky's desk through the door.

At 95% loan-to-value, the rates on Nationwide's deals are similar to those available to movers elsewhere.

The Danish welfare system and its insistence on a more egalitarian approach to a market economy than say the British model, is another reason why the prospect of a substantial bonus for people employed in the financial sector in Denmark looks rather different than it does for those British City movers and shakers.

But I realize that those early, angry movers were utterly essential to the movement emerging.