Sentence examples for have really moved from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people The Observer grew up chronicling have really moved off stage," he said.

He will also cover the A.L. Championship Series.Q.We seem to have really moved past the steroids era.

The Third Voice questions whether we have really moved into a new era or only done so on television.

"Jamie put school food on to the political agenda and I think things have really moved forward," she says.

Throughout GETTING STONED WITH SAVAGES: A Trip Through the Islands of Fiji and Vanuatu (Broadway, paper, $12.95) you have the sense the Troosts have really moved.

Historically, sex workers have been viewed as loose women with no morals, but things have really moved on – they are victims who need support.

More than any building, the answers will show how far Georgia has really moved on from the past.

We also discovered that things had really moved on under the coach, Philippe Boher.

What I would have expected to hear was choruses of, "Wow, we've really moved on from the 50s".

"In the last 30 years we've really moved into exceptional territory," Gavin Schmidt, director of Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said.

Otherwise, many Catholics will wonder whether their church has really moved decisively from the practices that created this year's crisis.