Sentence examples for be move from inspiring English sources
verb
To change place or posture; to stir; to go, in any manner, from one place or position to another.
Except that instead of lugging round a ton of Focus, it has to be move just a few kilos of aluminium and a human being (me).
"My basic advice would be move somewhere else," he said.
Beane certainly thinks so, one reason why he came out earlier in the season and declared he wouldn't be move the slugging Vogt.
A Citigroup executive who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that there was "no basis" to think that the company's employees at 125 Broad Street would be move out of Lower Manhattan or the city.
"On the political aspects, when the relationship between Taiwan and the mainland reaches a certain level of mutual trust, only then can discussions be move forward," the island's Mainland Affairs Council said in a statement.
Duffield seems now to recognise this is not a sensible strategy, so, while managers will still be allowed some autonomy, there will be move more collaboration and sharing of ideas.
(It will be move-in ready by late February).
After more time time then ceased to move or be moved or be move-throughable and assumed a shape above and apart, a huge and orange-eyed wingless fowl hunched incontinent atop the stall, with a kind of watchful but deeply uncaring personality that didn't seem keen on Poor Tony Krause as a person at all, or to wish him well.
