Sentence examples for be understood to move from inspiring English sources

Information that seemed to travel faster than the speed of light and along no detectable pathway — spookily transmitted as if via E.S.P. — can, in Many Worlds theory, be understood to move differently.

The party's general secretary Iain McNicol is understood to want to move a £1.2 million loan to the trade union-controlled Unity Trust Bank.

The BBC has still not finalised the arrangements for Clarkson's disciplinary hearing, but it is understood to want to move quickly.

Stanford, who is understood to have moved to Australia from the Netherlands four years ago, is in police custody.

The minimum salary is understood to have moved from the utterly embarrassing $36,000 up to $60,000.

However, royal aides are understood to have moved quickly to warn British media organisations not to republish the embarrassing photographs.

Blank is understood to have moved out of the bank's headquarters in Gresham Street, in the City of London, to lower-profile but upmarket Lloyds offices in the West End.

The Reverend John Suddards, a former barrister, is understood to have moved to Thornbury from a parish in Witham, Essex.

Rendell, 25, is understood to have moved to Kenilworth Road on a free transfer and has also committed to a two-year contract.

Arsenal's annual wage bill is understood to have moved ahead of Chelsea's for the first time in more than a decade.

Staff in the drama and natural history departments are understood to be keenest to move out of the publicly-funded wing of the BBC.