Sentence examples for confident move from inspiring English sources

Once you're feeling confident, move on to swimming to increase strength without strain.

Neil Wilson, market analyst at ETX Capital, said the deal was a confident move by Micro Focus, swimming against the tide of UK companies being snapped up by overseas buyers.

When you feel more confident, move onto other topics.

And so, for equally sure, does the BBC when it produces such deft, confident, moving and illuminating work as this.

"We feel very confident moving forward into 2013 that we will continue to meet expectations as we did in the fourth quarter," Mr. Kent said.

Lee considers footwork "an art form," Sanchez said, and it appeared he was more aggressive, more demonstrative, perhaps even more confident moving around the pocket than in seasons past.

We bought monthly passes and felt confident moving through Paris's excellent subway system or hopping on the bus for a ride across the city.

O'Brien's surrogate, by contrast, led him on a journey to comprehend his body and hers, comfortably allowing him to discover the female genitalia, and teaching him tricks of the trade so he would be confident moving forward.

However, if you set smaller goals, like publishing a short story in a small journal, and then publishing a short story in a more established journal, and then writing a draft of a novel, and so on, then you'll be much more capable of achieving these little goals along the way and will feel more confident moving forward.

While Southgate has said he was "surprised", his former England colleague is confident the move is a sensible step.

By 1957 he felt confident to move further south, to carry out a double transect of the Antarctic ice cap itself.