Sentence examples for which moved around from inspiring English sources

What's more, the CDS market's defenders point out that the market is too tiny to actually shove around borrowing costs, which moved around long before CDS even existed.

When the light hit the gallium arsenide, the atoms released, or excited, electrons, which moved around in the gallium arsenide like a gas or plasma.

Monday's Saint Laurent show began with neon graphic strips of light which moved around to form triangles above the catwalk.

In contrast, basketball only has the luxury tax, which moved around $60m last year.The big-market teams are loath to give part of their income to competitors.

The lone bathroom was a long room, its plaster walls and wooden floor both bare, that was haunted by a small but intense rainbow, which moved around the walls as the sun in the course of the day glinted at a changing angle off the bevelled edge of the mirror on the medicine cabinet.

microtus strains on the map (Figure 3), which moved around the Takla Makan Desert and Jungger Basin.

Plates are rigid structures made up from the Earth's crust and the upper layer of its mantle which move around as single entities.

"You're zipping along, it's pitch black, and there are all sorts of shoals out there, many of which move around and are uncharted," Smyth said.

We examined the phenomenon of hitting things, and concluded that the thing which moves around like a gazelle is more difficult to hit than the thing which stands still like a rotting tree stump.

But unless the meat is carefully aged, grass-fed beef can be tougher than feedlot beef -- not surprisingly, since a grazing animal, which moves around in search of its food, develops more muscle and less fat.

When I read later in Plato about whole souls divided at birth into two halves, which move around in the world ever afterward mourning each other and longing for their lost completeness, I thought I was reading about myself and Valentine.