Opening with a movement from Ellington's "New Orleans Suite," Mr. Harris introduced the first of numerous billowy, lightly contrapuntal arrangements.
Carol Wincenc and Nancy Allen start the proceedings with a movement from Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry wrote that planes separate from the ground "with a movement like picking a flower".
The reformers also tried to tackle political rowdiness with a movement called Safe and Sane Fourth of July.
"Lone wolf" terrorists, on the other hand, usually operate by themselves and are not formally associated with a movement.
However, this situation is not new to communities of color, which should be in solidarity with a movement taking on economic unfairness.
Belatedly, the Catholic Church is responding with a movement that has come to be known as Charismatic Renewal, borrowing Pentecostal thunder, including speaking in tongues.
These early covers "have pizazz and elegance and a sneaky linearity, like Cocteau with a movement disorder," said Wayne Koestenbaum, the author of a Warhol biography.
With a movement behind him, Obama would have the latitude to begin to overcome the tremendous resistance to change that prevails in Washington.
I am angry with the Reverend Flowers for trashing my inheritance and angry with a movement that was not prepared to hold its rulers to account.
The music is fiendishly difficult, moves at a wild lick, and is coupled with Jones's precise choreographic direction, so that every note is allied with a movement.
