Copernicus taught that the earth moves around the sun.
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Formerly people did not know that the earth is round and that it moves round the sun.
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Galileo argued that the earth moves.
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He moves quickly.
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I am fascinated not so much by the dance as by the way the human body moves.
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It moves the bowels.
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Love moves in mysterious ways.
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Music moves the feelings.
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Oh, but don't worry. I don't put the moves on straight guys.
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Our planet moves in space with the lightness of a bird in flight.
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That's because they're the classic places for 'something' to appear. Like the grand piano that plays by itself, the human anatomical model that moves by itself ...
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The comet leaves a trail of light behind it as it moves.
[くどく, kudoku] (v5k, vt) (1) to persuade; to coax; to solicit; (2) to seduce; to make advances; to make a play; to make a pass; to put the moves on; to come on to; to hit on; to court; to woo; to romance
[てすう(P);てかず, tesuu (P); tekazu] (n) (1) trouble; bother; (2) (てかず only) number of moves (in go, shogi, etc.); (3) (てかず only) number of punches (in boxing); (P)