When lofty thought 5 Lifts a young heart above its mortal lair, And love and life contend in it for what Shall be its earthly doom, the dead live there, And move like winds of light on dark and stormy air. 45.

They move like panthers.

It had been a move like lightning.

And since I see your virtue so confirm'd, As vice can have no entrance in your heart, I vow, in sight of heaven, never again, To move like question but for love.

Olive moved like a shy little wild thing, with a bending head and a grace all her own, while Gilbert had great ease and distinction.

haven't you noticed that they are called fixed stars to show that they do not move like planets?

And as thought, equally with motion, is a function of the brain, the character of the brain's activity is expressed equally in both, according to the constitution of the individual; stupid people move like lay-figures, while every joint of an intelligent man is eloquent.

It moved like Plooie.

Ephemeral creatures of a day, We move like insects on thy soil, And wear our little lives away In fleeting pleasures or in toil; But naught our destiny can foil.

They neither look nor move like beings to be affected by the ordinary concerns of life; but as if they could only be moved by the vast of human events, the fall of empires, the extinction of nations; as if the awful secrets of the future had overwhelmed in them all present sympathies.

The winds were about and walking, I remember saying to myself, for the winds often move like great presences under the trees.

But Slevin's right hand stirred in unison and it moved like light.

What's the puzzle? 'Tis this, lad: you must get one of thim gasolin' launches that move like the divil and smell like the sleepin' sickness!

Stupid people move like lay figures, while every joint of intellectual people speaks for itself.

That firmament, on which the stars move like the hands of a perfect clock, which nothing shakes nor can derange, and whose accuracy is absolutethat firmament would tell him the hours and the distances.

You move like a man a hundred and ninety years old, with the rheumatism.

I can understand a musician like thata man who makes music move like thoughts, flurrying this way and blowing that.

He said they must move like an army, and that he was to be a dictator in all things except that in case of necessity a majority of the train could rule otherwise.

He coughed once emphatically, and the canvas moved like clockwork.

They move like overdriven beasts.

They moved like Juny morning on the wave, Their hearts were fresh as clover in its prime (It was the breezy summer time), Life throbbed so strong, How should they dream that Death in a rosy clime Would come to thin their shining throng?

They move like a roaring wind.

She's white and fine, I'll warrant; see her move like a swan on the waters!

you move like snails in a minuet!

Propellers, which, as the carriage ascends a hill, are set in motion, and move like the hind legs of a horse, catching the ground, and then forcing the machine forward, increasing the rapidity of its motion, and assisting the steam power. 20.