Sentence examples for get moved on from inspiring English sources

"I used to hang around train stations because I had nowhere else to go - I used to wish no-one could see me so I wouldn't get moved on.

"We don't move on until we get moved on".

As each new diner enters, you get moved on down the line.

Dean Windass, the striker who scored the play-off goal that got Hull promoted, said it was time for Brown to "get moved on".

Phil's done a fantastic job since he's been there but I think it's time that he should get moved on and bring somebody else in".

"I think he's taken the wrong advice in knocking it back because Dundee United is a club where, if you're good enough, you'll get moved on anyway.

Congress also has to get moving on unemployment benefits.

"It's time for teachers to get moving on it".

We want to get moving on that work [of creating the research campus infrastructure and buildings].

"They would like to get moving on this and get the process going".

This taps the wisdom of strangers to get moving on issues that politicians can't resolve.