moved造句

He moved the chairs back.

He moved a pawn forward.

Some said it moved southeast to northwest.

We neither moved nor made any noise.

Curiosity moved me to open the box.

His boundless generosity moved us deeply.

While I moved cautiously back towards my husband, I moved quickly away from my lover.

She moved with a shorter undulation beside her father's wife.

On 23 December they were moved to a referral hospital.

The Shelleys moved restlessly from place to place.

Nim's lips moved silently, stumbling over the ancient Aramaic words.

But the figure has barely moved since then.

Over the following 10 years, it was moved from Shanghai to Nanjing, and then to southwestern Sichuan province as the Japanese advance on China moved farther inland.

Now according to Newtonian theory, some of them moved in hyperbolas or parabolas never to return; others moved in ordinary ellipses.

In ten years, the house has been sold to four different owners, and soon after each moved in, they moved out because of the haunting.

Once they went camping with friends who had moved to Alaska.

He told me to send his letters on to his new address when he moved.

When Hans visited my collection he was very excited, very moved, by what I have here.

They moved the local people and settle them in another place.

Soon after that march ended, troops and riot police moved intopositions around Yangon.

The research team has already moved nanoparticles through the channels of the mold with fluid, but has not yet moved them through the model with living cells lining the finished product.

They closed a show where the evening wear had moved deftly away from red carpet shine and glitter.

The pigeon could then peck on one of four levers that moved the 'target' up, down, left and right.

A particularly fine spring came round, and the stir of germination was almost audible in the buds; it moved her, as it moved the wild animals, and made her passionate to go.

He moved on as he spoke, and the Dormouse followed him: the March Hare moved into the Dormouse's place, and Alice rather unwillingly took the place of the March Hare.

A single wingtip feather, he found, moved a fraction of an inch, gives a smooth sweeping curve at tremendous speed.

In 1993, he moved to London to improve his career, doing bit parts in TV series like "Casualty".

Not long afterward, the Faubuses' moved to Houston, where Orval was distraught after Elizabeth was brutally murdered in their apartment.

It's a bonus if you have moved to a new city with random roommates because you can easily join in on the things that they do.

"Once I could consistently be in the top five in sales, I again resigned and moved on, leaving behind another great career with an excellent company."

My mother, an extraordinary woman of great courage, uprooted herself and her children and moved to the industrial centre of Brazil in search of a better life.

Secularism is going to start waning, and radical leftist professors are going to be moved out of the universities of America in surprising ways.

After I was discharged from the Navy, Jim and I moved back to Detroit to use our GI bill benefits to get some schooling.

Munley, a diminutive cop nicknamed Mighty Mouse who was serving on the base's Special Reaction Team, moved quickly to take him down and was shot in the leg and arm in the ensuing exchange of gunfire.

A fisherman who had a very good catch might be moved to share a bit of his bounty with one who hadn't; a farmer with a robust harvest might help out a neighbor whose fields had been more fallow.

I moved here nearly three years ago from a desolate, wooded valley up on the Canadian border for the town's highly regarded high schools, and have not been disappointed.

If jobless workers had been in sales, for instance, their customers might have moved on. Or perhaps the list of contacts they could turn to for leads is obsolete.

These groups, as well as those based in the Waziristan-Paktika-Khost region, have also moved up the highway via Ghazni to infiltrate Wardak to the west and Logar to the east.

No establishedplayer has moved directly between the North West rivals since Phil Chisnall joined Liverpool in1964, but the manager intends to change that, having identified Heinze, who is out of favour at Old Trafford, as a leading contender to reinforcehis defence.

Rod Steiger's acting career started in the 1950s when the US television was in its early stage of development. Later he moved to the big screen of movies. In his acting career that spanned nearly 55 years, he played in over 100 works.