A few other such stars have been identified, and together they are called the Ursa Major Moving Group.

A few personnel changes are noted at the release of a similar album in 1973, the live Moving On.

Moving between Paris and London in the next few years, Harold sought to find his voice as a writer.

These have been re-sized, slightly smaller, but have collected every ' Concrete ' story ( though a few pages of the story " Moving a Big Rock " have not been reprinted.

In Moving Pictures it is mentioned that a few elves have moved to Holy Wood.

Clive Nicol, in his classic book Moving Zen, describes the karate practice at the JKA's honbu dojo ( headquarters training hall ) in Tokyo during the early 1960s, from his unique perspective as a western karate student going from white to black belt in a few years.

Moving to Chicago at the height of the Jim Crow era, he found few job opportunities available for blacks, even those with a college degree.

Most of their releases have been for Moving Shadow, including their debut album No Turning Back ( 2005 ), with a few appearances for Metalheadz and Renegade Hardware.

In the following few years, Shelton landed in a variety of independent films, including Just a Kiss, Dallas 362, Grand Theft Parsons, and Moving Alan – directed by her father and starring her sister.

Lever Brothers started its actual operations in India in the summer of 1888, when crates full of Sunlight soap bars, embossed with the words " Made in England by Lever Brothers " were shipped to the Kolkata harbour and it began an era of marketing branded Fast Moving Consumer Goods ( FMCG ).

Moving forward with temporary repairs, members of the MassDOT administration team decided not to let the news of the systemic failure and repair of the fixtures be released to the public or to Governor Deval Patrick's administration.

Moving or increasing sail area forward can also help, for example by raising the jib ( and maybe lowering the staysail ) on a cutter.

Moving one wing forward relative to the other can help increase lift and reduce drag, though it may distort the box girder effect of the wing and reduce the structural benefits of the biplane layout.

Moving the engine forward, compared with the three-wheeled cars, made a lot more room inside for the driver and front passenger.

Moving forward on his own initiative, Lt. Parker received a message from his colonel, ordering him to detach one gun to General Shafter's aide, Lt. John D. Miley, then to take the remaining three guns forward " to the best point you can find ".

Moving away from the traditional metalcore sound that they had helped establish and created with The Opposite of December, the band moved into more straight forward songwriting with more melody and more of an overall rock sound.

Moving forward into 2012, Key is now working on new material for Skinny Puppy with eyes on a Tour for Handover and new ideas, as well as a new Download album, with planned live shows in 2012 in Russia and other countries.

Moving it forward also allowed the rocket engine to be enlarged, so it was replaced by a new dual-thrust engine that quickly accelerated the missile to higher speeds, and then settled to a lower thrust for cruise.

Moving the lever forward, backward, left, and right into specific positions selects particular gears.

Moving forward himself he flung in more grenades which produced a cry of " Kamerad ".

Moving to the Hurtgen Forest, the 83d thrust forward from Gressenich to the west bank of the Roer.

Moving westward with a steady forward speed of 18 knots, it strengthened into Tropical Storm Frederic at 1200 ( GMT ) on August 30 and was further upgraded to a hurricane at 0600 ( GMT ) on September 1, while centered approximately 650 miles ( 1045 km ) east of Barbados.

Moving forward again, D Company continued east.

Moving forward with the initial assault wave, a hail of fire from two enemy emplacements halted his section's advance.

*《 在歡樂的鼓聲中前進 》 Moving forward in the Happy Sounds of the Drum

Moving forward is a question of applying to the wider field of law-making / regulation the reasons that in economics arguably made free-market economies stronger than command economies during the Cold War ( tapping into greater flexibility / creativity / citizen-involvement etc ).

Moving forward, Google would be paying more attention to a diversified link profile which has a mix of anchor text and other types of links.

Moving forward, we see the King as a grown man, pacing back and forth in a waiting room.

* The Hamilton Grand ( Moving forward Main St. & John St. Hamilton, Ontario )

Moving forward at speed up the flank with the ball, Barton was a constant threat to defences because, given the chance to put the ball into the box, his accuracy was unerring.

Moving forward, the law school's Space Committee will be working with offices, departments, programs, faculty, and staff to move to the design phase.

Moving forward, he crossed the Ghaza Bund and took Quetta.

# Moving forward and backward ( surging );

Moving the arms back produces opposite torque which stops the twisting rotation.

Moving back to 1536, Henry decides to execute Anne.

Moving northwards, back down into the river valley, are two hamlets, Darshill, once the site of a number of mills, and Bowlish, which contains several grand clothiers ' houses.

Moving on to the Pennsylvania State Tournament which was held in Carbondale, PA ; they suffered their first loss of the tournament to Berwyn-Paoli Little League only to bounce back the next night to win the State Crown which earned them a berth in the U. S. Eastern Region Tournament in Bristol, Connecticut.

Moving back to London, Cale made a series of solo albums which moved in a new direction.

Moving back to the U. S. after the outbreak of World War I, MacDonald-Wright separated from Russell but both continued to work in the Synchromist style.

Moving back to Muir Island after the girl ’ s death, Moira became the key figure in working for a cure to the disease ( during this time, she also worked on curing Wolfsbane's artificial bond with Havok ).

Moving back home to Los Angeles, Wynn recorded a single called " 15 Minutes " ( as in 15 minutes of fame ) as his intended farewell to music.

Moving back to the BBC in 2005, Iannucci created the political sitcom The Thick of It as well as the spoof documentary Time Trumpet in 2006.

This approach has caused changes to Czukay's plans for his back catalogue, so that the original albums The East Is Red, Rome Remains Rome and Moving Pictures will not be reissued ( in the case of Moving Pictures because the master tapes have degraded beyond repair ).

Moving back to Alfa Romeo in 1982, de Cesaris showed to be more capable than his latest result would have suggested.

Moving back to the city, Lenny began writing reviews for Jazz and Pop magazine ; branching out to such nascent rock publications as Fusion, Crawdaddy and Rolling Stone.

Moving the purple tag upwards cycles back through the actions history.

Moving from the parishes of Cholmondeley to Bickley east of Moss Wood, it also moves back into Cheshire West and Chester.

Moving back out of the national park, it passes through Waberthwaite and Bootle and round the foot of Black Combe.

Moving this lever out of the notch will release the restraint on the bolt, allowing it to be drawn back.

Moving back to DC, DeMatteis succeeded Gerry Conway as writer of the superhero-team title Justice League of America.

Le Moyne College begins every academic year with two rituals: ( 1 )' Moving In Weekend ,' when current students help to carry the boxes and suitcases of the new, first-year students into the dormitories ; and ( 2 ) the Mass of the Holy Spirit, which continues a tradition dating back to the first Jesuit school, established in Messina, Sicily in 1548 ( probably preceding this date ).

* Moving back would be the Tyburn road which intersects Kingsbury Road and leads right back to Spaghetti junction on the border of Aston & Gravelly Hill.

Moving the engine from the back of the 4CV to the front of the new model nevertheless involved significant planning: design changes to the unit were introduced as part of the process.

Moving back to Taunton, he was admitted to the Norfolk bar in 1807 and began practising.

Moving back to London in 1955, Johnson joined the Statesmans staff ; he was lead writer, deputy editor and editor from 1965 to 1970.