Sentence examples for which moves between from inspiring English sources

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.

She's followed by Audrey Magee's The Undertaking (8/1), set in Nazi Germany, and Jhumpa Lahiri's The Lowland, which moves between India and the US (10/1).

So I wrote 'See Under: Love.' " The novel, which moves between Israel and wartime Poland, is divided into four sections, with elements of magical realism and little semblance of linearity.

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.

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

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