The pure intellect which is known to be always present within one's self, is to be constantly looked into and sought after, heard about, and felt both when one is sleeping or sitting or moving about.
The visible which appears to be moving aboutin time and space, has actually no motion whatever in either; but remains as fixed as an ideal rock in the mind for ever.
The manifestation of pain by moving about in the stall, refusing to eat and the anxious expression of the face are the first symptoms that the attendant may notice.
Paralytic symptoms are manifested early in the disease, and the animal may fall when moving about.
If the animal is moving about, it may stop suddenly and show marked symptoms of a nervous disorder, such as turning around, running straight ahead and falling down.
I proposed that to him, and he said that he had a great deal of work to do, should be moving about more or less during the night, might be detained here several weeks, and so preferred to set up a small establishment of his own.
The boys could see it moving about, but could not see that it picked up the ships which had previously shown the lights.
It is quite free from jungle growths down there," was the reply--"so clear that I was able to see the encampment and the people moving about.
Three of them are Chinks," he mused, when, in moving about, the men came between his line of vision and the slow flame of the fire.
In the kitchen the servants talked among themselves in low voices, moving about on tiptoe as is done in a house where some one has died.
I have a sore, weak, bruised feeling all over the small of my back; feels very weak when standing or moving about; better sitting or lying down.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moving about" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
