The phrase "as everyone moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a group of people is in motion or transitioning together.
Example: "As everyone moves towards the exit, please make sure to keep your belongings with you."
Alternatives: "as all are moving" or "as people progress".
But street pajamas may disappear as everyone moves into modern, spacious apartments.
Companies that fail to work out how to empower an independent workforce will watch as everyone moves to those that do.
And let's be frank here: "pwn" isn't even a damn word, it's a popular misspelling of an overused scrap of trash talk, which will probably be obsolete soon as everyone moves to voice chat.
All the stress paid off as everyone moves on.
Market breaks are inherently unpredictable because one that was predicted would have already occurred as everyone moved to sell.
It would seem logical that Web site operators and software makers would have moved to use SHA-2 everywhere already, just as everyone moved from MD5 and SHA-0 (two older, broken methods) when that was necessary.
The Timekeepers try to blame Will, who meanwhile splits for the rarefied clime of New Greenwich, where everyone moves as slow as molasses because, yes, they have all the time in the world, as Mr. Niccol makes sure to state — and restate — in his screenplay.
Everyone moves slower as a result.Up close and personalAnother self-organising behaviour comes when opposing flows of people meet at a single intersection: think of parents trying to shepherd their children into school as other parents, their sprogs already dropped off, try to leave.
It's an area denial device in a game where everyone moves perpetually, and as a result catching someone right in the chops with the larger frag round is always satisfying.
Blocked by the UN armoured vehicle, their only path towards safety was directly through the MSF compound, and the field co-ordinator scrambled to keep everyone moving as smoothly as possible to prevent it from being overrun.
Just as everyone who moves to San Diego considers learning how to surf, nobody comes to Hong Kong without, at some point, considering some entrepreneurial endeavor.
