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Significados de moving rather em inglês

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Uso de moving rather em inglês
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I think the audience will find the play moving rather than gloomy.
The Irish Times
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Brother Dhomas approached Jarles, moving rather easily for one so abnormally fat.
Gather, Darkness!
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The servant left the parlor, moving rather hurriedly for his age.
Speaks the Nightbird
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They could see in the distance the dancers moving rather indifferently in a lancers.
The Woman with the Fan
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Reforms are moving rather smoothly and in the right direction.
The Irish Times
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They were less than a mile from the fallen giant, and moving rather slowly.
The Black Star Passes
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Then I saw six termites, greatly enlarged, moving rather rapidly across the field of vision.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Alveron seems to be moving rather quickly.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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In the distance as it was, the whole string seemed to be moving rather slow and quiet.
Savage
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She was moving rather away from him, and towards the flight of steps which conducted towards the vaults.
The Purcell Papers — Volume 2
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Some are moving rather slowly.
Reuters
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There was a gentle whirring, and on the screen appeared hundreds of strange beings moving rather jerkily to and fro.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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According to Lacey, based on accounts from more than one person, William told Harry, This all seems to be moving rather quickly.
News.com.au
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Things seemed to be moving rather swiftly for her, accustomed as she was to the peaceful routine of the past four years.
One Basket
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The hooves of the horses stuck in this shallow marsh and the animals began to tire, even though we were moving rather slowly.
Shadow prowler
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On that morning he stood some time in the doorway switching his whip, and moving rather restlessly from one leg to the other.
The Story of an African Farm
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