Sentence examples for which we move from inspiring English sources

It is a condition like air or water, through which we move without noticing.

We stare ahead at the canyon wall toward which we move with alarming speed.

What, after all, could be more fundamental to our existence as corporeal, terrestrial creatures than the fluctuations of the atmosphere through which we move?

What we do know is that the images are often violently at odds with the common world in which we move, breathe and have our being.

Polixenes's kingdom, Bohemia -- to which we move in the play's second part (after the passage of 16 years) -- is a place of country revels and broad clowning.

Our talking is part of an endless dance in which we move about in order to figure out where we stand.

"I lived two lives, kept separate by distance and the different circles in which we moved".

This was followed by a quick walk though past the stalls of the old Tajrish bazaar, selling everything from framed carpets to Kalashnikov-shaped hookahs, after which we moved to the intimate Cafe Kooche in the Gheytarieh neighbourhood.

Working with other Irish journalists at the Palace of Westminster at the time of the bombings, I was grateful that there was no backlash against us in the political and journalistic circles in which we moved.

It's an aptly symbolic coincidence that the first book I grabbed from the first opened box and placed on a shelf in the newly assembled and installed Ikea bookcase in our bedroom in the apartment to which we moved a week ago is the correspondence of Walter Benjamin and Theodor Adorno.

The neighborhood which we moved into was very open.