Sentence examples for had finally moved from inspiring English sources

It is as if an artist who had mastered the abstract had finally moved into realism.

In 2002, two players from Spain, one from France and one each from Denmark and Norway had finally moved onto the Europeans' roster.

She felt as if she had finally moved beyond the dramas of her childhood, an achievement for which she credited her new psychiatrist.

But during their news conference, they were interrupted by residents who said they were happy that someone had finally moved into the old building.

The boom that began in 1973 seemed to lift the entire state into a heady prosperity unknown in its brief history, generating a false belief that this once-impoverished land had finally moved beyond its agrarian and oil economy.

His coverage of eastern and central Africa has irked me for the last 11 years, and I was pleased to learn that he had finally moved on from his position in Nairobi in July.

But the rest of the state has finally moved on.

Pakistan's military has finally moved against the Taliban.

But with last weekend's presidential elections, Nigeria may have finally moved toward proving its critics wrong.

Both have finally moved on: Shelley to the Cleveland Indians, Eric to the Atlanta Braves.

Britain's ignored but widening generation gap has finally moved to the fore.