Sentence examples for have indeed moved from inspiring English sources

We have, indeed, moved on.

It was that England, and Rooney, have indeed moved on.

Peter Canelo, a Morgan Stanley Dean Witter market strategist, says technology stocks have indeed moved onto bargain terrain.

Bullying Andorra will never mean much in the serious corners of football, but maybe it does suggest that England have indeed moved on from where they used to be.

Investors have indeed moved out the date at which they expect the Fed to tighten, but that's mostly because the Fed says it won't raise rates until 2015 at the earliest.

When I visit her cottage in south Devon a few days later, the nettles have indeed moved in: they bristle from the hedgerows, over lanes trampled deep into the landscape by centuries of rural industry.

But then, if he liked, he could claim that this was at least a little bit of evidence that England have indeed move up a recognisable notch.

The Federal District has indeed moved down the murder league, but only because other places have deteriorated faster.

After a few minutes of the first debate, it was apparent that the political earth in Britain had indeed moved.

Although I had indeed moved closer to the world of entrepreneurship, I found myself no closer to actually becoming an entrepreneur.

Although the software industry has indeed moved on, Microsoft's recent behaviour suggests that a break-up is, if anything, more needed than ever (see article).