Sentence examples for considered moving on from inspiring English sources

Once I got a job and got my foot in the door, I considered moving on to higher grade.

"What Admiral Allen told us today is that if the first one is effective, then they will consider moving on to the next one," Mr. Jindal said at an afternoon news conference in Fourchon.

If offered this position, what is one reason they would consider moving on?

On a windy day you might want to consider moving on to the next stage and finding one of the hollows around Mynydd Bychan that offer a little more shelter.

Fabrega said he wanted to go first to Miami where one of his brothers and a sister live, but was considering moving on to New York as he had heard he could make more money there.

Asked whether, with 10 years on the job behind him, he would consider moving on, he said, "I'm thinking about it".

Over the course of a few hours, Cousins showed both why he was one of the best players in the league and why, despite that, the Kings need to strongly consider moving on from the talented but troubled big man.

If you don't get that assurance, consider moving on.

The foundation is now considering moving on to catalogue the country's sculpture collection.

The Reds want to complete the deal swiftly or they will consider moving on to alternative transfer targets.

"At the end of last season I told one or two of the boys, including Joe, that although they were under contract it might be in their best interests to consider moving on," McGhee told the club website.