Sentence examples for finally move into the from inspiring English sources

It is time to finally move into the 21st century and recognize that privacy, as we knew it, is a relic of the past.

Howard Learner, executive director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center, said the effect of public pressure, the state regulatory process and the E.P.A.'s intervention "has been to tighten the noose on the water reclamation district to finally move into the 20th century and clean up its wastewater".

According to published reports, Letterman is selling off his Connecticut barn and will finally move into the Westchester mansion that he bought back in 1994.

A: More than anything else, Cuban science and technology entrepreneurs need connectivity to finally move into the 21st century of scientific discoveries and technology development.

Harvard’s Bates, whom Patterson credits with putting medical IT on the map, thinks it’s even possible that we’re reaching a stage where big names like Microsoft and Google could finally move into the health care industry, exploding the niche that has protected Cerner and its rivals for so long.

The court needs to approve this settlement between the shareholders and HP, but assuming they do, this could finally move into the court phase where Autonomy's former executive team or HP and its CEO Whitman could have some serious 'splaining to do.

Nonetheless, Kenya had high hopes when Kibaki finally moved into the presidential office in December 2002.

The couple and their three children finally moved into the hamlet this January.

Now "I Love New York" has finally moved into the digital world.

When he finally moved into the penthouse and realized it still wasn't to his liking, he moved back into the Mercer for a second round of renovations.

The spare aesthetic suits the couple, who did not bring any furniture with them from the suburbs when they finally moved into the apartment two years ago.