Sentence examples for a need to move from inspiring English sources

Traffic evolves because of a need to move people and goods from one location to another.

Most importantly, we saw a need to move beyond just collecting information, to actually using it.

"Every minute," Ms. Persen said, "there's more of a need to move".

As the season changes to autumn it evokes a need to move away, yet she never quite makes it.

Last year, senior officials quoted in the newspaper 21st Century Business Herald anticipated a need to move 5 million people.

We had to get dressed fairly quickly...we really felt a need to move out of the volatile area.

Within this fixed system the logic of a need to move to a more flexible system was apparent.

"If Moody's does indeed downgrade these institutions, we may have a need to move some business around to higher-rated institutions".

The reasons for the closure include a need to move to a new building, which the short-lived institution has discovered it cannot afford.

"On a personal level, people have continued to show us such a tremendous outpouring of love and support, and we don't feel a need to move away from that," Mr. Barden said.

After his one-hour meeting with Mr. Kerry, Mr. Peres said in an interview that all parties agreed there was a need to "move fast" and that a return of Kissinger-like shuttle diplomacy was a possibility.