Sentence examples for and move to make from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty about Mr. Zazi's intentions and associates may be in some part due to the fact that investigators were forced to take the investigation public and move to make hasty arrests after, they now have said, an imam in Queens tipped off Mr. Zazi that he was under scrutiny.

He diagrammed every camera angle and move to make the scenes visually appealing and hold the viewers' attention.

Mark Tran looks at cross-border trade in Africa and moves to make border crossings faster and more efficient.

After years of painful job cuts and moves to make portfolios less risky, several large European institutions reported strong first-quarter results in recent days, helped by cost-cutting and better performance of major units.

DealBook » European Banks Show Signs of Health  |  After years of painful job cuts and moves to make portfolios less risky, several large European banks reported strong quarterly results, helped by cost-cutting and better performance of major units.

"They should resign, clear?" He said his predecessors, Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI, had condemned abuse and moved to make reforms.

Players flick through menus with waves of the hand and then move to make their on-screen avatars run, jump, duck, swing and dance.

Players control the computer with waves of the hand, and then move to make their on-screen animated stand-ins — known as avatars — run, jump, swing and dance.

It was the right, and just, move to make.

"…That leaves the Magic with one and only one move to make between now and Thursday's trade deadline.

Moreover, they and others considered an assault on Fredericksburg too large and complex a move to make without serious planning.