Sentence examples for a moved in a from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a moved in a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It cannot be used effectively without additional context or clarification, as it appears to be incomplete or improperly structured.
Example: "The player was a moved in a strategic way during the game." (Note: This example still lacks clarity due to the original phrase's issues.)
Alternatives: "a shift in a" or "a change in a".

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Since "archaeology" is too long a word to spell out by hand, he expressed it with an inverted sign for the letter A, moved in a digging motion.

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The army enforced a ceasefire, moved in with a bulldozer, a crane and cement blocks.

Then his lips moved in a shadow of a smile.

The fingers were also moved in a similar manner by an operator.

The sequence portrays a chair that is, moved in a indoor scenario.

In this experimental setup, a robot was moved in a straight path along the corridor of a building.

A moving in as opposed to a stepping back.

(James Surowiecki considered some of the potential benefits of such a move in a recent column).

"It is a move in a slightly different direction for me," Sheens said.

Trump alluded to such a move in a Tuesday tweet about a possible "human wall" on the border.

Release date: 2015 Another entry from Nintendo will see  a move in a different direction for the gaming giant.

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