Sentence examples for have moved using from inspiring English sources

Would they have moved using their knees as well?

For two decades, e-mail has moved using a system called Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, or SMTP.

But many shops have moved beyond using third-party ratings.

We have moved from using wildlife to captive resources for this purpose.

As demand for ivory outstrips supply, criminal syndicates and terrorist groups have moved in, using the huge profits to fund operations.

For that reason oral surgeons have moved to using the newly developed piezoelectrical bone scalpel when operating in the near vicinity of nerves or arteries.

About 500 college radio stations broadcast programs over the Internet, usually in addition to their regular broadcasts, but many have moved to use the Internet exclusively as it has grown more difficult to get space on the airwaves.

Africa is going to move (actually, it has already moved) using Internet on their cell phones by skipping an entire generation of using Internet on the computers first.

"The vast majority of countries have moved away from using the death penalty," said Salil Shetty, Amnesty's secretary general.

Thankfully, writers now have moved away from using barely disguised double entendres, such as Pussy Galore (Goldfinger), Xenia Onatopp (GoldenEye) and Dr Holly Goodhead (Moonraker).

This is the same reason why most sexual health educators have moved away from using "sexually transmitted disease" (or STDs) to the more appropriate term "sexually transmitted infection".