Sentence examples for always move on from inspiring English sources

After all, a man on a journey can always move on; indeed, he must.

If you don't connect after lengthy conversation about your travel preferences, likes and dislikes, you can always move on to one of the many potential partners available online.

I always move on to the next game and ensure I approach it in a positive mindset.

The story must always move on and few doubted that Madrid's president wanted to add to the team.

Almost inevitably, as the 90s went into the 00s, there was a sense that the venue had slightly lost that centrality; these things always move on.

The rich can always move on if their beachfront home floods or the weather in the Azores or Miami becomes unbearable, as it did last month in Cambodia during "the most intense heatwave ever observed in south-east Asia", where the temperature reached 108.7F (42.6C) for the first time ever recorded.

But I always moved on, quickly.

They had always moved on too fast to put down roots.

You won't find any of these dishes on the current menu because Azmin is always moving on but rest assured, there will always be a panoply of new items to try.

That is: one person always moves on first.

New York sometimes pauses; it always moves on.