Sentence examples for able to move aside from inspiring English sources

"Until religious leaders from every part of the world and every denomination are engaged, we will not be able to move aside the huge rock of indifference, complacency and inertia," he said.

Professional chaplains must be able to move aside their own belief system(s)/theology and support the system of the person to whom they are providing chaplaincy care.

Spectators, in search of the best angle, shouted at one another to move aside.

Fifty-fifty chance you'll get ushered through to the plane or asked to move aside.

Gently tell it to move aside, you already have your answer.

Larger, flat rocks work best, as they're the hardest to move aside.

For all those who experience writer's block, remember that persistence pays and that if you keep on trying, you will be able to move the block aside.

Yet unless his Republican rivals decide to step aside, Mr. Romney will not be able to move beyond the primary campaign for at least two more months.

Clint Currie, analyst at Concept Capital 's Washington Research Group, says railroads are doing better than the rest of the sector because they're able to move freight at a lower cost than most other modes of transportation, aside from barges.

Rather than allocate a small portion of each paycheck to many buckets, fully fund one bucket before moving on to the next". By setting aside specific assets for each goal or bucket, you are able to move onto the next goal and actually spend the money guilt free.

You have to be able to move.