move around

Once more the tinsmith came to my help and made me a body of tin, fastening my tin arms and legs and head to it, by means of joints, so that I could move around as well as ever.

These preparations had not consumed a great deal of time, but the sleeping Gargoyles were beginning to wake up and move around, and soon some of them would be hunting for their missing wings.

The cabin was small, to begin with, and to move around, as I was compelled to, was not made easier by the schooner's violent pitching and wallowing.

When she got the rheumatism so bad she couldn't move around she used to sit up there and watch the road by the hour; and one year, when they was six months mending the Bettsbridge pike after the floods, and Harmon Gow had to bring his stage round this way, she picked up so that she used to get down to the gate most days to see him.

The guests form a great ring, locking hands, and, when the music starts up, begin to move around in a circle.

"Therefore, we have requested him to always move around with his bodyguards as it is a lapse on his part," he added.

"There are many good reasons why people don't want to move around for work, from better job opportunities closer to home, to wanting to stay closer to friends and family."

Law-abiding citizens like myself are scared whereas these thugs, criminals and their loved ones move around.

The National Parks Development Committee Tuesday announced the purchase of an E-cart to help senior citizens and persons with disability (PWDs) to move around Luneta Park in their visits.

When they move around with them, they collect allowances.

In one of the breathtaking moments, the shark clouts its tail on the octopus, turns around, and again begins to move around her.

She has a large run but doesn't move around a lot and is getting fat.