Sentence examples for figures to move from inspiring English sources

The first Hollywood figures to move in were middle-aged white men, brandishing well-worn templates.

If the Rangers don't make any moves, either Nedved or Michael York figures to move to the wing.

'How to push out?' asks Wood at one point, investigating the way novelists magically induce static figures to move and take on independent life.

Last week saw a row about which constituency Mr Advani would contest (Mr Modi had been urging older figures to move instead to the unelected Upper House of parliament).

The free-agent market for starting pitchers figures to move slowly, and the Mets do not seem inclined to make a serious move in that direction until all other avenues have been surveyed and, potentially, exhausted.

These conditions have emboldened former opposition figures to move rapidly into the political vacuum in Iraq, and former members of Saddam Hussein's government and the Baath Party to blame the allies for fomenting collapse, unemployment and suffering among the population.

Beckham, the White Sox' first-round draft pick in 2008 out of the University of Georgia, does not figure to move Alexei Ramirez off of shortstop for some time.

The Seattle Sounders can tell you the dangers of relying on a single outstanding figure to move the club's fortunes.

Besides San Antonio, the teams that are under the salary cap include Denver, Miami, Utah and Chicago, none of which figure to move into contention even with the cream of the next tier of free agents.

When the final data comes in and GDP is revised, we expect that negative figure to move into slightly positive territory.

Reuters reported exclusively in August that Sands allowed a man identified by the U.S. Senate as an organized crime figure to move a $100,000 gambling credit from a Las Vegas casino to one of its Macau casinos.