Sentence examples for hearing moved on from inspiring English sources
If you don't get answers or don't trust the ones you hear, move on.
With a plutocrat mannequin bobbing before them in a wisp of carnival, the protesters moved on, having heard that President Clinton was speaking five blocks away.
In order to allow the tribunal to consider the validity of the department's claims without disclosing the contents of the documents to Guardian Australia, the hearing moved into a closed session on Tuesday, where Farrell and his legal council were excluded.
The Washington bureaucracy, which we fear is moving on, needs to hear that message loud and clear.
Without arguing, denouncing or encouraging these stories, ask students what evidence exists for these reports and from what sources this evidence originated, and then move on quickly to hear other responses so that the discussion is not diverted.
I had the chance to speak, and — because in this case I had a judge who listened, because I felt heard — I moved on.
It was his badge of honor and independence until one day an older friend of his asked him, "Isn't it just as bad to be bound by unconvention as by convention?" He heard and moved on to other displays of independence.
If we're not with a doctor who is hearing us, move on to one who is".
A crash of glass was heard as protesters moved on to new doors and windows.
We drove to San Francisco but when we got there, we heard she'd moved on to Santa Maria in California.
