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Main Entry: moving Function: adjective 1 a : marked by or capable of movement |
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He stopped moving just long enough to make sure his shadow was still following him. |
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After 16" of snow, it was clear that the car would not be moving anytime soon. |
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The boys were moving through the snow with the energy that only little boys possess, throwing snow and dodging pine trees. |
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He was moving in his crazy little boy way as though he was taking part in some bizarre war dance. |
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After he broke his leg, he tried to avoid moving it as much as possible and used his down time to get really good at computer games. |
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The thought of moving all the way across the country with two little children and no place to live yet weighed heavily on her mind as she loaded the trunk with her belongings. |
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The families posed for a picture after church on Sunday since they would all be moving to different states in the coming week. |
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They enjoyed a brunch just prior to Francine's moving to Texas. |
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b : of or relating to a change of residence |
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c : involving a motor vehicle that is in motion |
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The sight of the school bus moving away, taking her child to the first day of kindergarten, brought tears to her eyes. |
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The car looked so fast that police officers wanted to issue it a moving violation when it was just idling. |
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The driver was smoking the car's tires in anticipation of moving down the road with lightning speed. |
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As he tried to bite the donut from the string, he was thwarted in his efforts since his face kept moving it just out of reach... |
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The way they were moving the wagon, slowly and deliberately, indicated that they were on a mission. |
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2 a : producing or transferring motion or action |
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She was moving her hand when she took the picture. |
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b : stirring deeply in a way that evokes a strong emotional response |
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She's so emotional she even thinks pre-school graduations are moving. |
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Seeing her sweet baby in the nursery, so new and vulnerable, was one of the most moving moments the young mother had ever experienced. |
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The sight of the Bellagio Fountain set to the lovely music of Andrea Bocelli was glorious and moving. |
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We are all moving through life, sometimes on auto-pilot, not noticing the world and all it's movement around us. We move from childhood to adolescence to adulthood--from home to college then into the world. We move in cars and on motorcyles or boats or buses or airplanes. We move from state to state or town to town or just from room to room. Sometimes we move quickly; sometimes we s l o w down to "smell the roses" but do we ever really stop? Moving is such a part of being human. As a mom of small boys I feel like I know a lot about moving--moving never stops at my house. Sometimes I fight it and just want stillness for a moment but when I take time to allow the movement to become part of me I am more open to those moments that can truly move me in a deep, meaningful and emotional way... How does life move you? *definition of moving taken from www.m-w.com |
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