Sentence examples for helpfully move from inspiring English sources

For Melrose the win came at a cost; a planned holiday had to be cancelled after the League had told Melrose the dates for the play-offs, only to then helpfully move the fixtures after he had booked his family break to Marbella.

With the field closed, Piquet's Team China team-mate Turvey helpfully moved aside and Salvador Duran appeared to look the other way.

In Kedah, for example, it helpfully moved an area that UMNO had won by over 5,000 votes in 1999 into a constituency that PAS had won by 3,000 votes.

(But you can make it up in volume, I helpfully suggested. He moved on).

Here, social science can be part of the closing down of debate – helpfully enabling political attention to move on.

"I have a serious phobia of anything that moves," declared Gillian McKeith, helpfully.

(Mom helpfully sews the wet suits; she rarely moves from behind the machine for the entirety of the movie).

"We do not want to become another St Louis," she says, gloomily invoking the city that lost its midwestern primacy to Chicago after failing to invest in infrastructure.Helpfully, many business and civic leaders are moving transport problems up their list of priorities.

Moving to gas prices, Plouffe helpfully explains that the reason that gas prices were briefly lower after 2008 was because there was this thing called the total collapse of the economy.

Gabriel told a Hollywood Bowl crowd Sunday that he didn't see results at first, until Sting helpfully noted that he would actually need to move on said mat.

Lelyveld assumes his readers are familiar with the basic outlines of Gandhi's life, and while the book includes a bare-bones chronology and is helpfully divided into South African and Indian sections, it moves backward and forward so often, it's sometimes harder than it should be to follow the shifting course of Gandhi's thought.