Sentence examples for failed to move on from inspiring English sources

It wasn't clear from the outset whether the endless downpour, which didn't make for great TV (water soaked lenses) or indeed great football (ball failed to move on one side of the pitch in early going), would favour one side over another.

Others have failed to move on.

Having quickly achieved widespread name-recognition, he failed to move on from being merely a negative "anti-Hillary".

"We should consider why it is that so much of the commercial broadcasting sector has failed to move on.

Abbott is a supporter of NSW plebiscites, though he failed to move on reforms during his prime ministership, notwithstanding the 2014 recommendations by John Howard.

Whereas if I were 40 I would say, 'Of course!'" When Atwood started writing, she was subject to public rebuke for trying to run a family at the same time, and elements of that debate have failed to move on.

'I need to know what to do if my supervisors disagree and I fail to move on with my project' said one doctoral student.

And they choose books that are too easy for them, meaning they fail to move on to tougher material, it is claimed.

The touchscreen felt nice and responsive during my brief hands on, although it did fail to move on cue a few times as I swiped — possibly down to me trying to use it with one hand (and a small hand at that).

His bill failed to move out of committee on Wednesday; the full County Legislature is expected to vote Tuesday on its own version.

We have failed to move ourselves on from where we were in government".