Sentence examples for has moved itself from inspiring English sources

"Sharjah has moved itself out into the wider international contemporary art world," she said, "and in doing that it's inevitable that it's going to get people who are going to be provocative".

The S7 edge's curved screen is still just a pretty face, but with a new, larger display and a more ergonomic back panel it has moved itself further to the forefront as the beautiful flagship model for the company.

Again this country has moved itself somewhat offside from where its G8 partners are heading and it left most at the summit shaking their heads in confusion.

Her psychological torment produces weird effects: sometimes the furniture seems to have moved itself; on one occasion, the heavy doors of her fitted wardrobe have miraculously been removed and rehung by their lower hinges so that they flap "like the wings of some ramshackle flying machine".

With its southerly reformation Gustav had moved itself away from the mountains of Haiti and over the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea.

The state has moved the highway itself four times since the 1950s, said Dr. Riggs of East Carolina University.

After getting badly bruised during the crisis, Morgan Stanley, under the leadership of James P. Gorman, the chief executive, has moved to remake itself.

These tensions have continued as the party has moved to position itself as an established, professional party capable of negotiating with government.

REUTERS Goldman's Safer Positions Eat Deeply Into Its Profit | Worried about the economy, Goldman Sachs has moved to protect itself from volatility by taking a more conservative stance and hedging some trading activities.

Abbey Lincoln (born 1930) and Shirley Horn (1934) are still singing, and singing beautifully, but they're practitioners of an art that has moved, like jazz itself, from the center of the culture to a glorified periphery.

IBM has moved to dismiss itself from the case.