Sentence examples for determined move from inspiring English sources

With a determined move toward fiscal and banking union, things could be much better.

But with a determined move that was perfectly timed, he took off in the final yards to catch his rival.

In a determined move to free himself from growing internal opposition to the Northern Ireland peace agreement, David Trimble, Ulster's most prominent Protestant politician, said today that he would rid his party governing council of members of the traditionally militant Orange Order.

Ironically, Intel's determined move to eliminate any competition in the chipset space should not come as a surprise.

Macleod's goal and a determined move started and finished by Richardson put England ahead after the break, and Panter nudged in a Kate Walsh penalty corner to make the victory comfortable.

Starting nearly from scratch, HP made a determined move into the crowded PC business in 1992, and by the third quarter of 1997 had clawed its way to become the fourth-largest seller of PCs, lagging behind only IBM, Dell and Compaq.

In moments of fierce heat and aggression, these are audacious, determined moves.

After his discharge, the Hestons moved to New York, failed to find work in the theater and, somewhat disenchanted but still determined, moved to North Carolina, where they spent several seasons working at the Thomas Wolfe memorial theater in Asheville.

After his discharge, the Hestons moved to New York, failed to find work in the theater and, somewhat disenchanted but still determined, moved to North Carolina, where they spent less than a year working at the Thomas Wolfe memorial theater in Asheville.

But military power in the long run remains helpless in the face of determined moves by disgruntled citizens to regain what they see as dignity, freedom and rights.

There were only small gains but these attacks were followed by simultaneous attacks in the afternoon when the Germans made determined moves on the northern and eastern ends.