Examples of using Object moved in English and their translations into Spanish
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Follows an object moved in an arc above face from one side to the other.
Following Incident 1139-1, object moved to Research Area██.
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In a classified letter to the Air Force on December 20,LaPaz wrote that the object moved far too slowly to have been a meteor and left no"trail of sparks or dust cloud" as would be typical of meteors flying at low altitudes.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/D-MegaRewards.
Winthrop's account states that the object moved swift as an arrow, jetting back and forth as well as up and down for two to three hours.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/Catering. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/TV-stands. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found &s=&i1=13">here.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/CheeseSticksFAQ.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/learning-center/.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at /Kids-C474. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/MegaRewards-Rules.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at /Shoes-C466. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/Trending-Now. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at /Womens-C487. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at /Lip-Care-C369. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at /Contact-US-W1. aspx.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/D-Movie-Rating-Policy.
Object moved Object Moved This object may be found at/filters-diplexers. aspx.
The object moves diagonally to the bottom-right corner below the slide.
The object moves diagonally to the top-right corner of the slide.
The object moves downwards from its position to below the slide.
Objects moved on shelves, and lost electricity for a few minutes.
The object moves in a spiral curve.
The object moves in a straight line towards the right of the slide.