| Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916. | | | | Move |
| | Moving constantly, like the spheres. Anonymous | 1 |
Gently she moved in the calmness of beauty, Moved as the bough to the light breeze of morning. Arabian | 2 |
Moving like heaven still in the self-same moving. Phineas Fletcher | 3 |
A wizard wind did faintly move, Like a whisper through a dream. Owen Meredith | 4 |
When everything moves equally, nothing moves apparently: as on a ship. Blaise Pascal | 5 |
Moving, like a skeptics thought, Out of nowhere into naught. James Whitcomb Riley | 6 |
Moved one like the finest eloquence. Alexander Smith | 7 | | |
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