Sentence examples for words of moving from inspiring English sources

It is the possibility that, as Isabel Sawhill of the Brookings Institution argues, your chances of a good education, good job and good prospects—in other words, of moving upwards are partly determined by family behaviour.

While there is no word of moving it to Manhattan's theater district yet, "The Little Prince" will arrive at New York City Opera in November.

But the works of Hitchcock, Godard, Bergman and Kubrick are not the "last word" artworks of moving image.

Though Mr. Pepper appreciated the kind words, the idea of moving to Brooklyn seemed far-fetched.

In other words, the probability of moving from (A,π) back to (A,π) in 2c or more steps is non-zero.

In other words, DWIBS images of moving organs are possibly more suitable for visual nonquantitative evaluation than quantitative analysis.

While his death was greatly mourned by the company, his words of "keep moving forward" stuck.

The $57 million debut of Shazam! shows that the reviews and the word-of-mouth moved the needle.

If a paper such as the Guardian – incidentally one of the few to ever portray the Human Rights Act in a positive way – disagrees with the government, then it is "ignorant of the power of words to move and mould behaviour".

The words "I'm thinking of moving to a new place" are apparently imbued with dark magic.

VideoGamer.com Mark Brown struggled with registering the right input on the small screen, and found himself inadvertently making words from letters instead of moving color blocks.