Sentence examples for had to budge from inspiring English sources
Cars have not had to budge an inch, the lower level has been returned to pedestrians, and cyclists love it.
Emazing's marketing manager tells me that this was in response to pressure put on Insomniac after a series of drug-related injuries and deaths at the company's events; they had to budge somewhere if they wanted to look like they were proactively addressing these safety issues.
"You'll have to budge up," Mum said.
How did the right to bear arms become the one right that never has to budge?
To avoid a deadlock in Durban, one side will have to budge.
And once the audience was seated, it did not have to budge again.
The Senate majority leader, George Jepsen of Stamford, said that both sides would have to budge in order to save the project.
The strike last week shut down much of the country's economy; to avoid a repeat, one side will have to budge, and it seems unlikely that it will be the people in the street.
Pushing both sides towards some such compromise is a keen mutual awareness of the perils of escalation.India must deliver, tooIf America's good offices are to bring this about, India has to budge as well.
In an age of extremism in the Republican party, where almost everyone, but especially Romney, has had to tack to the right, Santorum does not have to budge an inch.
With Paul's arrival in plexes yesterday – Valentine's Day also happens to be star Simon Pegg's birthday, and the lucky talisman release date that worked well for Hot Fuzz four years ago – films in the market are already having to budge up to make room.
