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Sentences using the word movements. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use movements in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for movements.

• Number of movements? (3)
• Her movements are quick and substantial. (8)
• There are such a lot of movements going on. (8)
• Scared at these movements, Thyme took his arm. (8)
• Yes, her movements are (or will be) gracious. (10)
• His movements were mechanical and trance-like. (12)
• There is no doubt of the elegance of her movements. (10)
• It is in four movements, each a complete tone-picture. (3)
• She kept close watch on the movements of General Arnold. (18)
• So, therefore, I cannot predict the movements of the king. (10)
• The dusky throng performs all manner of grotesque movements. (18)
• He was fond of introducing chromatic passages in quick movements. (3)
• Their movements were grotesque and horrible, their forms gigantic. (1)
• But it was a case of check that entirely precluded his own free movements. (10)
• His movements are rather slow and feeble, but his eyes are very much alive. (8)
• La Fitte rested until nightfall when darkness would conceal his movements. (18)
• Her movements are slow and imperturbable, as if she had much time before her. (8)
• The needles clicked, and little movements occurred at the corners of her mouth. (8)
• He approached immediately, and took the seat to which her movements invited him. (4)
• The three men also followed the movements of the chauffeur, and it seemed to Mr. (8)
• This fact explains the last movements made by Garibaldi towards that direction. (10)
• She could not help being interested in the man as she watched his swift movements. (13)
• It consisted of three movements, the first and last quick, the middle movement slow. (3)
• There was something so pitiful in the movements of her hands that Bianca turned away. (8)
• Their costumes are bucolic throughout, but offer no impediment to their agile movements. (21)
• Every fresh move that Arnold made required explanations as to the movements of John Anderson. (18)
• The cheeks which had been pale now glowed, and the movements which had hesitated were decided. (4)
• About the face, attitude, movements, something immensely vital, adaptable, daring, and unprincipled. (8)
• He then begged his hero to put the previous couple in position, through a few of the opening movements. (10)
• She was herself in great agitation, but nerved by deeper anger there was no faltering in her movements. (10)
• She was herself in great agitation, but nerved by deeper anger there was no faltering in her movements. (22)
• Lord Carlisle walked back and forth impatiently, while Sir Henry closely watched the movements of the ship. (18)
• Its movements became less wild and large; the zigzags began to shape themselves into something like characters. (9)
• The number of movements with him is almost invariably three, of which the first, at least, is in the sonata-form. (3)
• It struck the creeping figures and gave them monstrous shadows, which caricatured their movements on the lit grass. (1)
• Having orders to conform to its movements, we halted too; but that did not suit; we received an intimation to proceed. (7)
• By this, however, dignified and stately movements are understood, in nowise resembling the rapid dance of modern times. (3)
• The latter is not a cantata, but rather a great suite, in which vocal movements are balanced against orchestral numbers. (3)
• Another young lady drooped languidly on a bench at the side of the croquet-ground, and followed her movements with indifference. (9)
• One of these was =Francesco Durante= (1684-1755), who wrote sonatas in two movements of different character but in the same key. (3)
• He was incredibly gentle and soft in all his movements, and perfectly kind, without being at any moment unprofitably sympathetic. (9)
• At times her movements, which she must have studied so hard to master, were drolly womanish, especially those of the whole person. (9)
• But there had been a mother to his father: odd movements of a warmish curiosity brushed him when the cynic was not mounting guard. (10)
• Only by thus working hard could she keep herself, her husband, and daughter, in due touch with all the different movements going on. (8)
• They controlled my movements, my attitudes; they forbade me repose; and yet I believe I was no ass, but a tolerably sensible fellow. (9)
• Almost as tall as Shelton, she looked taller, with arms raised and loose sleeves quivering like wings to the movements of her fingers. (8)
• The movements are arranged in contrasting groups, and voices are introduced, at first solo, and then often in a final chorus of triumph. (3)
• As if she stood before him, he could see the shadows underneath her eyes that he had dreamed of kissing, the eager movements of her lips. (8)
• He fell slowly into a trance, interrupted only by the movements of taking the cigar out of his mouth at long intervals, and replacing it. (8)
• Here, in the cradle of patriotism and the very heart of Movements, I may safely assume that you are aware of the importance of Man-power. (8)
• Thenceforward his existence fed on the movements of his companion, the workings of whose mind he began to read with a marvellous insight. (10)
• Both wrote sonatas, those of the former in two movements, while those of the latter had generally three, of a brilliant and attractive style. (3)
• Hence the order of movements, which, in the earlier writers, took all sorts of forms from fugue to dance form, becomes Allegro, Adagio, Rondo. (3)
• The music for the parade, played as it is in a very lively tempo, causes all manner of grotesque movements among the listeners on the streets. (21)
• Second, newspapers in their editorials can point out the connection between local questions and state-wide, nation-wide, or world-wide movements. (16)
• Antonia was at the piano; her head was bobbing to the movements of her fingers, and pressing down the pedals were her slim monotonously moving feet. (8)
• Everything else is at a standstill, and the movements of the fine army Cialdini now disposes of, about 150,000 men, are no longer full of interest. (10)
• The passengers glanced at one another; the two table-stewards, with their napkins in their hands, smiled vaguely, and made some indefinite movements. (9)
• Always rather elusive in his movements, he was now too elusive altogether for those who had been accustomed to lunch, dine, dance, and sport with him. (8)
• There she sat, staring before her; and only her tight-clasped hands, the little movements of her lips and throat, showed the struggle going on in her. (8)
• His height, his broad cheek-bones, thick but not long hair, the hungry vitality of his face, figure, movements, annulled those evidences of femininity. (8)
• Driblets of movements that allowed the world to doubt whether they were so much movements as illusions of the optics, did not suit his genius. (10)
• Nevertheless, these last two movements show an expansion of the forms of the older writers, and a definiteness of character which insured their future development. (3)
• After incessant doubling here and there, listening to footfalls, and themselves eluding a chase which their suspicious movements aroused, they came upon the Rhine. (10)
• Juliana, which fully determined her to continue the campaign at Beckley Court, commence decisive movements, and not to retreat, though fifty George Uplofts menaced her. (10)
• General Arnold came down, of course, from his headquarters, Robinson House, to meet the Commander-in-Chief in order to throw off any suspicions surrounding his movements. (18)

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