Sentence examples for usual movement from inspiring English sources

Subjects who had usually stood during their workday reported retrospectively on their mobility: usual movement within a 1-m radius; within a 5-m radius; over 5 m.

The suburbs, epicenter for the "life as usual" movement, have met their match.

What keeps it hot is high pressure, a ridge overhead blocking the usual movement of air masses.

Now, he believes, a lower arm angle will restore the usual movement on his changeup and help him locate his fastball better.

Still the rise in Congress's approval rating, even if it is only to 20%, does in conjunction with the usual movement against the president's party in midterms make Republican gains more likely.

Although local demand is lower in August, Transport for London (TfL), which oversees most of the capital's transit systems, says making room for Olympic traffic will require at least a 30% drop in "background" travel the usual movement of London's 8m-strong population.

His style is more combative (or bullying, if you prefer) then theirs, but his substance is more moderate: He doesn't have Ryan's intimate association with Medicare cuts or Rubio's reputation as the hawk's hawk, and his record — not surprisingly for a northeastern politician — contains more deviations from the usual movement-conservative line.

Manual shifts are via the central lever: back for an upshift, forward for down, the reverse of the usual movements but actually more natural.

It's easy to sneer, but Julianne Hough and Josh Duhamel make for a likable Sparks-y couple, and director Lasse Hallström freewheels through the usual movements with breezy, undemanding charm.

Antenatal care providers typically asked questions from one of four implicit themes; 1: Any movements; "Is the baby moving?" (ID018, 33wks), 2: Regular and frequent movements, 3: Any change from usual movements, and 4: Are the movements normal; "Are you happy with number of movements?" (ID121, 37wks).

Although the usual movements of tourists around southern Europe during the summer will increase the number of persons at risk in this area, an even greater threat is the international movement of >600,000 persons expected to attend the next Soccer World Cup in Brazil in 2014 (9 ).