Sentence examples for decision to move back from inspiring English sources
If he doesn't win the 19 September poll, his decision to move back to Kelmscott could sting.
Many factors went into Shell's decision to move back to New Orleans, including a workforce that was eager to return.
The decision to move back to the time zone Korea was on for several years before Japan brought it in line with Tokyo is a political statement.
Then I made the decision to move back to London, but I ended up losing contact with a lot of people I once knew.
FORT WORTH Let Willie Ring The initial success of Willie Nelson's Fourth of July Picnic, which began in Dripping Springs in 1973, reaffirmed for Mr. Nelson his decision to move back to Texas from Nashville.
"I used to wear heels a lot, but my legs are too weak; they can't really make it anymore," Ms. Grussner said, her only allusion to the diagnosis of muscular dystrophy that contributed to her decision to move back home.
The UK market is a prime example of the kind of scenario that hasn't been working as well for Walmart as it could, and I think that the decision for Walmart to move back from its UK business has a strong link to the Amazon effect on the market.
Vukovic's young son Harley requires a liver transplant and the keeper has made the decision in tandem with his club to move back to his hometown for family support.
Löw, of course, had his problems in the campaign and Germany were given a proper game by Algeria in the last 16 but he found a solution by changing what had appeared to be his own preferred team, starting with the decision to move Lahm back to the right-back position.
But the network's decision to move Leno back to 11 35 p.m. leaving Conan O'Brien to head for the door rather than accept a later start time for The Tonight Show–has set off a swell of headlines, punch lines and, the latest, protest lines.
Myers' poor performance received arguably the most scrutiny, based on management's decision to move him back to the rotation from the bullpen after the 2007 season.
