Sentence examples for which moving from inspiring English sources

It's a funky number, designed for dancing, in which "moving on the double" works both ways: escape and flair.

We're used to getting these kinds of stories from an American perspective in which moving to America is the natural thing to do.

His books dealt mainly with the "language" by which moving images tell stories, particularly "Elements of Cinema: Toward a Theory of Cinesthetic Impact" (Columbia University Press, 1981).

"There are many virtues of a fine novel, and many tools in the novelist's tool box, of which moving quickly along is one, but only one," said Stothard.

For example, many people were first introduced to lasers by concerts in the early 1970s that incorporated laser light shows, in which moving laser beams of different colours projected changing patterns on planetarium domes, concert-hall ceilings, or outdoor clouds.

By David Denby Before he directed the hilarious "Superbad," in 2007, Greg Mottola wrote and directed the 1996 independent film "The Daytrippers" (which Moving Image will screen at the D.G.A. Theatre on March 22).

Which moves me onto my next point.

Which move away or close for good?

See, see, I move my foot which moves my sock.

No one understood which move to make next.

Yields, which move in the opposite direction, rose.