Sentence examples for to put in motion from inspiring English sources

In Martha Ullman West's article about the designer Michael Curry ["Assembling to Put in Motion a Gathering of Spirits," June 3], the choreographer Sylvia Hase says, "He can transfer the emotions of a human being to a puppet, and he doesn't make the puppeteer secondary".

Rather, Mr. Bentivolio told constituents, it is to put in motion the impeachment of President Obama.

It took an independent audit, a federal investigation and a flurry of investigative news reports for Fisher to gather enough support to suspend Hunter on Feb. 1, to put in motion the drive to oust him permanently.

In having its statement broadcast without proper critical questioning and the right contextualisation, Eta has wrongly appeared as a group who wants to "put in motion a democratic process and to achieve its aims by peaceful, democratic means", as it stated.

It is such a simple concept but, for many of us, it's not so easy to put in motion.

While the U.S. government has been slow to put in motion this core economic principle that trade leads to growth, the European Union (E.U).

JUDGE MAY: Mr. Milosevic, in due course you will have the chance to put in motions challenging the jurisdiction or any other preliminary matters which you wish to do.

Countries of the region have committed to putting in motion to this brigade," Ban said.

"Consider it as a machine I have put in motion without knowing its outcomes," he said.

How did they know you were there?' So she instantly started to put in motions to find out," Andrews told the Guardian.

Just around that time, leadership of the schools' technology team was shifting and, according to Mr. Condon, Mr. Lanham set out to operate freely, putting in motion a scheme that would go undetected for years, though some people began having suspicions about him.