move around *
move about

He made much show of not having enough room to move around in.

Then you move around to the front of the car.

I could move around a little now, but only about three feet.

Of course, we also use energy to move around during the day.

My mother has to help me move around the house.

I've got to do everything while I can still move around.

We get a few each day and they move around.

I have to move around in order to make my living.

We had to work out where and how they were going to move around the set.

And it was a world I could move around in.

Get up and move around at least once every half hour.

There is no room to move around when everyone comes home.

But for me there was no room to move around.

At work, get up and move around once an hour.

People would move around me and look back but no one seemed to care.

I just wanted him to stop moving around so much.

He had to be able to move, to keep moving around.

She moved around him and he heard her walk away.

People were moving around doing things about which he knew nothing.

All of us could be free to move around up there.

His red eyes are open and moving around a little bit.

Then he would move around the table as the hand was played.

She had moved around to the other side of the bed.

A boy could move around, make it on his own.

After he died in 1805, she moved around with her mother.