1.  In fact, there are also many stereotypes on campus, which is hard to move.

2.  He was shivering, his face was white, and he walked slowly as though it ached to move.

3.  This was the first day I entered college, after completing a lot of registration work, my parents and I were ready to move my luggage to my dormitory.

4.  Stereotyping is moving between sociology, social psychology, cultural history, psychoanalysis and offers an indispensable part of the roots of prejudice and bigotry in modern societies, even on campus.

5.  So I never try to get closer to her until later, we moved to the same dormitory.

6.  Usually people would accept the bad effects and just move on, but she went to her teacher to learn how to make a typeface by herself and spent three days in creating a perfect poster.

7.  Every time you move, you will hit someone.

8.  The boy jumped up from the stool, and shouted, "We save us just now, we are ordered to move to new dormitory.

9.  Who would like to move these heavy packs by themselves under the burning sunshine?

10.  Think about those outstanding female figures: Oprah Winfrey moved every American's heart by her inspiring words; musician Lady Gaga shocked the world with extra-ordinary sounds and views; Thailand Prime Minister Yingla presented is speaking on behalf of the nation; not to mention a hundred years ago Maria Curie's discovery changed the way of living.