Sentence examples for elected to move from inspiring English sources

Woodson, addressing the matter for the first time, said: "I elected to move on.

So when Hollins elected to move his best player to the bench several games after his return from injury, there was naturally a bit of commotion.

The officers, both of whom have wives and children, have not elected to move out of their homes or send their families into hiding.

Many have elected to move abroad — some to "the camel lands," some to places like Australia and Madagascar; others are waiting fatalistically in Sitka to see what will happen.

Klopp also decided to recall fit-again striker Mamadou Sakho, but the Frenchman had a shocker, and when Martin Skrtel left the field with injury – rather than embarrassment after being completely outmuscled by Odion Ighalo – he elected to move Lucas Leiva to centre-back rather than either Emre Can – as he did last week – or bring on Kolo Toure.

A unique robot, called leader is elected to move to its destination.

Here are a few of the key strategies: View yourself as a portfolio of skills that are portable to whatever job you elect to move to.

This means that, as a practical matter, video game manufacturers may simply elect to move away from accurate and flattering portrayals of N.C.A.A. athletes to over-the-top and insulting caricatures.

None of the plans recommend the forcible transferral of Palestinians or Israeli Arabs, although some suggest that ultimately members of both groups may elect to move in order to increase territorial contiguity.

"It strikes me," he observed, "as virtually inconceivable that the highest levels of the Justice Department have not thought very carefully about whether they would seek the death penalty in this case before electing to move it into the civil system".

Though most federal judges could resign outright and continue to receive their full salary once they reach 65 ,a majority — like Judge Brown — elect to move to senior status, a type of semiretirement that allows them to continue to work at a full or reduced level.