Sentence examples for be moved at the from inspiring English sources
The investigators would not arrive until three days later,3 and they had asked that nothing be moved at the site until they completed their investigation.
So much so, that a motion critical of the new rules will be moved at the conference by Stephen Gilbert MP.
As much as I loathed Bush and thought he'd achieved the office through morally if not quite legally corrupt means, I couldn't help but be moved at the sight of it.
Shipped from bad team to bad team the past two seasons, he quietly went about performing his job for the Golden State Warriors and the Bulls until he realized he would not be moved at the trading deadline.
And slavery was inextricably bound to the South's railroad boom: slaves could be moved at the will of a slaveholder quickly from one part of the South to another, and whites could use slaves as collateral on loans to build railroads or purchase new farms.
The experience from other countries is mixed at best and the UK offset pilots are not yet complete making any early introduction of offsetting in the UK premature Nature is too complex to simply be moved at the whim of a developer.
Mr. Robinson, 24, has his fingers crossed that he'll be moving at the end of the summer.
Obviously the stick would not be moving at the speed of light but (it seems to me), the information being sent/received would be.
Recognizing that you will be moving at the speed of your car, time your jump to roll into the best spot possible.
