1.   These two chapters move through the entire world of images and ideas surrounding the divine body.

2.   Watched the liquid move through the tube between the flasks and recorded the movement in his chemistry notebook.

3.   Delocalised electrons are thus free to move through the layers.

4.   They seemed to be able to move through the red death without being frozen in time.

5.   There is a great deal to look at as one moves through the gallery.

6.   The sun moves through space and Steven we decided on spins.

7.   Mr MacAskill claimed that the party would be able to finance the move through North Sea oil profits and other measures such as cancelling the Trident programme.

8.   Another major challenge, he added , will come as the Bush proposal moves through Congress.

9.   As water moves through a drain pipe, any solids suspended in the water and minerals dissolved in the water can adhere to surfaces inside the pipe.

10.   At the time, Prince, apparently beaten down by the scandal in Arizona, announced the move through his lawyer.