moving

IPA: mˈuvɪŋ

Examples of "moving" in Sentences

Someone recently pointed out that the term moving at a
Now he really did bring new definition to the term moving Saturday yesterday.
And I saw all kinds of incomprehensible things moving, yes, _moving_, in those eyes of his.
And she also did some "inexpensive Web-based advertising" which also got the word moving among readers.
DEADBEATS, the title moving online, features a gang of passionate vampires and the mortals who try to destroy them.
Its eye opening to see Takashi so happy in moving from a large Las Vegas Restaurant at The Wynn to a neighborhood restaurant where the dishwasher is in a basement that has a 5 foot ceiling.
Children of Violence is the collective name for the five books about Martha Quest, Lessing's alter ego, who, in moving from a colonial existence to the British class hierarchy, is swept away by her dreams and primary instincts.
This means the game can only be legally sold to adults and might lead to the title moving less copies than expected in the nation that made the initial StarCraft a national sport, which spawned the PC bang phenomenon and the creation of numerous e-sports leagues that in turn created generations of star players.