Sentence examples for coming move from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the world of Nascar is all atwitter about Danica Patrick's coming move from the Indycar circuit.

Archbishop O'Malley made the announcement in the archdiocesan newspaper, saying he regrets that the coming move will occur "under the glare of media attention".

But my Achilles' heel is my overly literal approach: any time an instructor telegraphs a coming move midsong by, for instance, pointing to the right or holding up three fingers to denote repetition, I am sure to make these prescriptive actions the very centerpiece of my dancing.

For Ms. Vernon, 77, who relinquished control of the daily operations last year but still comes to the office four days a week, the coming move is yet another confirmation of a new reality: that the company bearing her name and the stamp of her personality will evolve without her.

Stephen Banyard, acting director general for personal tax, said: "Pilot visits have shown that this face to face support can make a real difference to the quality of data we receive from employers and consequently will greatly assist the coming move to Real Time Information.

"WNYC's Planned Move Will Finish Its Breakup With the City" (news article, July 17) captured the excitement we feel about our coming move to new quarters, but did not mention our deep and abiding gratitude to the City of New York for providing us with free rent and daily support since we bought our broadcast licenses 10 years ago.

The article contained photos of several executives along with an explanation of the coming moves.

Those coming moves won't be the slam dunk that optical was, since now the competition sees Nortel coming.

"Other friends said, 'Come move out here.' They said, 'Come on, we'll drive you around.' ".

"I called my friend who lives in New York City today and said, 'When can we come move there?' " Mrs. Callahan said.

"This time, I didn't say come move in," Ms. Gordon recalled.