Sentence examples for which moved between from inspiring English sources

ITV put together a package about the ceremony which moved between footage of Sir Lenny and archive footage.

Unlike Gray's sober peasant who never learned to stray, he created a hybrid voice, which moved between pastoral, social realism, melodrama, gothic and sensation.

One of the most striking performances was by Broadcast, which moved between cool, 1960's-flavored pop and gargantuan, sustained drones that were by turns celestial and menacing.

Then there was the mood, which moved between exuberant, curious and perplexed, depending on where in the room you were standing.

The film, was shown behind the BBC Philharmonic as conductor Tecwyn Evans coaxed from them a performance which moved between the serene and ecstatic.

He was accused of using city agencies to benefit his family's firm, but increasingly his personal behaviour became the focus of criticism, peaking with a wild St Patrick's Day party in 2012 which moved between City Hall and a local bar.

Or Esmeralda Santiago's "Conquistadora," which moves between Spain and Puerto Rico.

Marshall's voice, which moves between soft, heavily aerated stretches and high, brittle notes, has a plangent intensity.

"Spiral," which moves between the slums and worldly salons of Paris, is for viewers who prefer a little more spice.

But Whelan's The Herbal Bed seems a minor classic in James Dacre's current production, which moves between poignant domestic scenes and terrifying ecclesiastical intrigue.

Power is routed to the rear wheels via Jag's six-speed automatic transmission, which moves between gear cogs with syrupy smoothness.