1.   But on the question of private tuition fees they are moving with remarkable alacrity.

2.   The anti-gay Marriage bill is moving with unusual speed through Congress.

3.   They were moving with difficulty, perhaps hampered by their long black cloaks, but they were coming downhill fast.

4.   The characters in the bar seemed to be moving with slow jarring motions.

5.   And fashion, it seems, is moving with him.

6.   And Congress was moving with unaccustomed speed toward delivering a stimulant of its own in the form of a tax cut.

7.   Banks are moving with them.

8.   But look at us moving with discipline.

9.   By birth and breeding, he should be moving with fast and glamorous crowds.