Sentence examples for finally moved from from inspiring English sources

Have we finally moved from "can-do" to we're done?

Robbins believes that the debate around gender equality has finally moved from philanthropic conversations to taking action.

By 1995 they'd shed almost every aspect of their original identity and finally moved from the Gold Coast to Queensland's capital.

The good news, says Ruchismita, is that micro insurance has finally "moved from being a fancy conference theme to being a boardroom strategy".

SAW has been around for eight years now and has progressed so much that it has finally moved from the back yard to a venue in Spokane called Swaxxx Night Club located on north Division Street in Spokane WA.

A passionate month of protest worked: following a vote, Rhodes was removed, and a wider conversation about decolonised tertiary education finally moved from the lecture halls into the open.

And finally, moving from this subset of public private letters to the final poem, "Poem for Bill Cassidy," which the end notes of the book explain is addressed to a friend of Christle's who had recently died, the book's trajectory is again altered, this time veering into perhaps the most arcane-feeling logic yet encountered.

Then he will marry and finally move from a town outside Bologna, Italy, to Gerona, Spain.

"The aim of the digital single market is to tear down regulatory walls and finally move from 28 national markets to a single one," said the commission.

After getting the population out of overcrowded, subdivided communal flats and into purpose-built apartments with their own front doors, the planned economy could finally move from "quantity" to "quality".

Is digital currency finally moving from mania to mainstream?