You need a Walcott or a [Robin ] Van Persie whose movement is incredible.
Abu Obaida, whose movement controls Gaza, said that the Gaza-based leaders of the armed groups met on Aug. 30.
There are the blank-faced performers, whose movement becomes, over time, a source of profound emotional content.
The nephew of a Hitler-admiring ex-cartoonist, whose movement he has split from, Mr Thackeray dislikes migrants and the government.
In this century he has largely changed idiom, giving his audience dance-theater works whose movement style is close to the no-virtuosity "democratic dance" ideal.
The Moons, whose movement echoes that of Martha Graham Mr. Tayloror's onetime boss — are Eran Bugge, Laura Halzack, Jamie Rae Walker and Aileen Roehl.
New smartphone applications, he says, promise further gains — for example, a person with a history of depression whose movement patterns slowed sharply would get a check-in call.
(Anderson) Sidra Bell (Friday and Saturday) A choreographer whose movement can be elegant, fantastical and darkly romantic gives viewers work-in-process showings of two new pieces.
They also swayed with the dancers' bodies; for this Israeli company, whose movement approach is predictably robust, the costumes eased the edges.
But for those few preschoolers whose movement classes don't yet incorporate sun salutations into the curriculum, "You Are a Lion!" provides clear and inspirational guidelines.
I already wish Mr. Koh — whose movement seems increasingly tentative and whose prostrations are becoming more frequent — would stop while he still has knee joints.
