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Meanings of have a movement in English
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Usage of have a movement in English
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Maybe, as Bill McKibben argues, you cannot have a movement without an enemy.
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When shall we have a movement for the prevention of cruelty to mothers?
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When events occur which disturb my life, I always have a movement of recoil.
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And I think we're going to have massive crowds, because we have a movement.
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Unlike many other strategy RPGs, World Without End doesn't have a movement grid laid across the terrain.
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They definitely have a movement.
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And most folk-tales have a movement, a sweep, and an unaffectedness which make them splendid foundations for taste in style.
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Her father's unwonted harshness suggested the question in her quailing nature, which was beginning to have a movement to kiss the whip.
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He used a picture of a plus-size model to highlight his point, adding: Dudes don't have a movement promoting beer guts as attractive.
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The one on the right, M2S has a movement made in Switzerland.
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The other two had a movement of recoil, then took off their hats.
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Photo: AFP They had a budget of billions, we had a movement of millions.
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Langham had a movement of the most delightful compassion toward the petulant, childish creature.
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They stayed when they saw that they had a movement.
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And she had a movement suggesting the end of a not very satisfactory business call.
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Then she had a movement of caprice, of superstition.