Sentence examples for assigned to move from inspiring English sources

Kramer was assigned to move the linebacker to help clear the way for Hornung.

People need to be assigned to move to the fore for the next phase as others step back.

A middle-class native of New Rochelle, N.Y., she had been at a management firm, assigned to move a bankrupt Westchester golf course into the black and attract a buyer.

He also received $94,600 in "penalty payments," which railroad officials said stemmed from a contractual rule that requires engineers who work in a storage yard to be paid extra if they are assigned to move a locomotive to a nearby maintenance facility or if they are asked to operate a train outside of the yard.

Selected sets of master nodes on design boundaries are employed as design variables and assigned to move towards their normal directions.

One of these, under the command of Brigadier General John Forbes, was assigned to move against the French in the Ohio Country, with its first major goal the capture of Fort Duquesne.

The relative textual prominence assigned to Moves 1 and 3 might point to a rhetorical rationale to display familiarity with existing state of the art and also to articulate one's own clear research objectives, both of which seem to be valued in the academic discourse communities, as evidence by comments from the expert informant.

But the project got sidetracked and the product manager assigned to it moved on to other things.

The person assigned to 20H moved to an unknown seat and died of smoke inhalation.

As for Move 3 (Occupying the niche), both the faculty informant and proposal authors agreed that it is extremely important for research proposals to have clear and unambiguous research objectives and also to strengthen the statement of purpose by spelling out the significance of the proposed research (Move 3), hence the relatively high proportion of textual space assigned to this move.

The movies were presented in a counterbalanced order, with the two agents (square and triangle) randomly assigned to movie types (move up or move down).