Sentence examples for always moved on from inspiring English sources
But I always moved on, quickly.
They had always moved on too fast to put down roots.
Nothing new there; capitalism has always moved on and blamed the people and places left behind.
She always moved on: the next thing, the next husband, the next whatever.
As with me and the Archers, from the first World Cup to the present day, England have never been able to catch up with the rest of the cricket world, who have always moved on to the next phase just as our boys come puffing in.
He always moved on to new opportunities and new frontiers".
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.
That is: one person always moves on first.
New York sometimes pauses; it always moves on.
In the end, Gawker always moves on to the next story".
