Sentence examples for Move it over there from inspiring English sources

"I'd sit in the cell for 14 hours, worrying about whether the laundry room ought to be here, or move it over there," he said.

The general was reported to have said: "We're going to move it over there and going to start running some air ops out of it," referring to plans to switch from the Prince Sultan airbase in Saudi Arabia to Qatar's al-Udeid base.

"If health workers know their role is to identify the issue and only provide clinical care before referring client to the intimate partner violence champion it actually fits in with their paradigm "I have identified this and can … move it over there!" (CIG 6, p.16, l.39-42).

A compact, energetic Texan, Mr. Romano is — typically speaking — the type to take the view not merely that the glass is half-full but that it would look a lot prettier if only you moved it over there to the lacquered table next to the reproduction Louis XV fauteuil from Maison Jansen.

For the "Sopranos" scene they had to unscrew a table and move it over so that Gandolfini could sit there comfortably.

The technology really isn't there yet to move it over to TV.

So you've gotten yourself over here but you know you want to be over there, there has better be some stratagem for taking a sentence that started there and moving it over to the place that you'd like to have it go.

When we moved it over to Cinemax, I knew that there was going to be a stronger component of action, and that did not bother me at all.

With the lovely logic of a six-year-old, she says: "Why don't we buy the new house and move it here, and put this house over there, then we don't have to move?" When I repeat this to Robert, he claims credit for the wheeze.

The title of the seminar summed it up: Move Over, There's Room Enough.

We move over here, we move over there.