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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a thousand moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of actions or changes, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in strategy or planning.
Example: "In the game of chess, it often feels like a thousand moves are necessary to outsmart your opponent."
Alternatives: "countless actions" or "a myriad of steps".
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But Carlsen slipped, and, at the end of seven hours and a hundred and fifteen moves of riveting struggle, the game was drawn.
You'll have to do thirty reps of each, which is a hundred and eighty moves, day after day for months until you've crunched too many times to count.
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"Mario has, I think, more than a hundred moves and actions," Piñera explained to me over Skype, "each of which must be precisely designed and calibrated".
A LiveJournal or Blurty offers a creative outlet with a hundred moving parts.
Once it was a place that Jews only wanted to leave; more than a million moved to Israel after 1990.
I love the place, but now it has a million moving parts and only about three-quarters of them work.
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