Use "movable" in a sentence

1. well as some movable parts

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2. VI - the movable properties and acquired properties for the

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3. themselves to be the immovable centre of the movable, the

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4. the movable and overlooked the immovable

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5. aspects as immovable and movable, and the three attributes of

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6. beyond the movable, the silent witness of all that happens

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7. At least all the parts are movable and in place

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8. movable, the unchanging in the changing, till you realize that all

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9. ” It took me a while to realize that they had movable parts, that I was surrounded by engineering graduates, and that I was more than somewhat out of my league

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10. Peter was the first person in the world to successfully test run an artificial leg with a movable knee

11. And all objects are movable and therefore will be moved… Right? Of course!

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12. One of them was movable and worked the bolt inside

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13. The heated metal blade had been inserted at the edge of the partially movable boot

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14. The electrical starting gate, invented by Clay Puett (an American rider and starter) is a movable, mechanical tool that is comprised of tight compartments large enough for the horse and its jockey

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15. The “heat the house” mode is where movable wedge edged baffles make a good seal after rotating into position

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16. He was also monitoring the position settings of their forward canard surfaces, which could move slightly forward or aft on internal rails in order to keep the aircraft trimmed for level flight despite the changes to the center of lift of their wings caused by their passage through the transonic flight domain, as well as monitoring the positioning of the movable sections of their engines air inlets

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17. perhaps most evident in printing when Bi Sheng invented movable type in the eleventh century

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18. The earlier invention of woodcut printing allowed for mass production, but movable type

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19. This hollowed portion, called the ―womb,‖ in turn housed several movable plates

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20. ‖ The square piece of blue cardboard had a circle in the middle, with a movable wheel

21. On other occasions you can add weight to the movable arbor foundation by using heavy plant containers

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22. We can use the strong, movable platform for that

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23. It seems the piston must be fixed and the cylinder must be movable so only the reflector and the cylinder are at the top

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24. An hour clock or time measuring device installed on a movable lamp could be build up to be used at home or in offices

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25. movable and at peace in the state of abstract meditation

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26. Protest as theater turns the occupied streets and squares into paramilitary sets designed to maze the anger led crowd into a labyrinth of Quixotic flailing at movable barriers and arbitrary Kafkaesque laws complete with all the movie accoutrements of oppression

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27. Movable Type is another alternative; it's free for personal use and has

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28. I am very movable

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29. he wanted to see if there was some way he could create a movable wall

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30. when the customer hypothecates (pledges) certain movable or non-movable

31. silent keyboards with movable keys, but I obtained the best

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32. That alone would cost me a year’s salary; genuine leather, variable reclining settings, movable foot rests

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33. We can say that relativists have based on all things the Movable, Fluid Space, while moving and flowing is the Spirit, the second aspect of the Absolute, but not the Space (Matter, Substance), First, Primal Aspect

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34. And fi nally, upon consideration of the movable (sam-

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35. He had bequeathed the whole of his, and what had been her movable property to his father: the poor creature was threatened, or coaxed, into that act during her week's absence, when his uncle died

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36. Light, movable reading stands, which could be pushed away or pulled near as desired, allowed books to be positioned on them for easy study

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37. Two men, seated on the movable plank on which the victim is laid, were eating their breakfasts, while waiting for the criminal

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38. The count and Ali ate in haste a crust of bread and drank a glass of Spanish wine; then Monte Cristo slipped aside one of the movable panels, which enabled him to see into the adjoining room

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39. He opened both the movable panes in his window and sat down to the table opposite the open panes

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40. Call it printing, or a press, or an ink-plate, or movable type, it’s an idea that they’ve been systematically destroying since 1455, when Johannes Gutenberg was a Scholar, and died in a cell beneath the Serapeum,’ Wolfe said

41. The horses were eating oats from their movable troughs and sparrows flew down and pecked the grains that fell

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42. A heavy log stockade or corral had been built in this clearing and stood immediately behind the tent; the movable logs that formed a gate had been pulled down and the corral was empty

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43. Marius hastened to the gate, thrust aside the movable bar, passed his head through the aperture, and saw some one who appeared to him to be a young man, disappearing at a run into the gloom

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44. But there is a better method, with Gribeauval's movable star

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45. The squadron is movable

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46. When the truck had gone, loaded with implements, with heavy tools, with beds and springs, with every movable thing that might be sold, Tom hung around the place

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47. Mivart, as on so many previous occasions, asks: "What would be the utility of the FIRST RUDIMENTARY BEGINNINGS of such structures, and how could such insipient buddings have ever preserved the life of a single Echinus?" He adds, "not even the SUDDEN development of the snapping action would have been beneficial without the freely movable stalk, nor could the latter have been efficient without the snapping jaws, yet no minute, nearly indefinite variations could simultaneously evolve these complex co-ordinations of structure; to deny this seems to do no less than to affirm a startling paradox

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48. Thus we have fixed spines, with three equi-distant, serrated, movable branches, articulated to near their bases; and higher up, on the same spine, three other movable branches

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49. In this case the identity in nature between the arms of the pedicellariae and the movable branches of a spine, is unmistakable

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50. It is generally admitted that the ordinary spines serve as a protection; and if so, there can be no reason to doubt that those furnished with serrated and movable branches likewise serve for the same purpose; and they would thus serve still more effectively as soon as by meeting together they acted as a prehensile or snapping apparatus

51. In the sea-urchins the steps can be followed by which a fixed spine becomes articulated to the shell, and is thus rendered movable

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52. Nitsche—naturalists who have carefully studied this group—to be homologous with the zooids and their cells which compose the zoophyte, the movable lip or lid of the cell corresponding with the lower and movable mandible of the avicularium

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53. Thus, with the avicularia of several species of Lepralia, the movable mandible is so much produced and is so like a bristle that the presence of the upper or fixed beak alone serves to determine its avicularian nature

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54. It is interesting to see two such widely different organs developed from a common origin; and as the movable lip of the cell serves as a protection to the zooid, there is no difficulty in believing that all the gradations, by which the lip became converted first into the lower mandible of an avicularium, and then into an elongated bristle, likewise served as a protection in different ways and under different circumstances

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55. Now, what are they? Men at all? or small movable forts and magazines, at the service of some unscrupulous man in power? Visit the Navy Yard, and behold a marine, such a man as an American government can make, or such as it can make a man with its black arts—a mere shadow and reminiscence of humanity, a man laid out alive and standing, and already, as one may say, buried under arms with funeral accompaniments, though it may be,—

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56. In shape, the Sleet's crow's-nest is something like a large tierce or pipe; it is open above, however, where it is furnished with a movable side-screen to keep to windward of your head in a hard gale

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57. The further he rode, the happier he became, and plans for the land rose to his mind each better than the last; to plant all his fields with hedges along the southern borders, so that the snow should not lie under them; to divide them up into six fields of arable and three of pasture and hay; to build a cattle yard at the further end of the estate, and to dig a pond and to construct movable pens for the cattle as a means of manuring the land

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58. Oh, how I prayed for the day to pass quickly! In unutterable anguish I went to the window, opened the movable pane and looked out into the troubled darkness of the thickly falling wet snow

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59. he opened the movable pane — all was still; the city was asleep as though it were dead: so it must have been two or three o’clock; so it proved to be, indeed; the clock behind the partition made an effort and struck two

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