Sentence examples for i should be moved from inspiring English sources

—Dan Chiasson There is no reason I should be moved by the affairs of a king in a castle in antiquity, but as many times as I have seen Othello, and I saw it last with John Douglas Thompson, I want to yell out, "Don't do it".

He asked me if I wanted to be put on a wait list for the night I had asked about, or if I wanted to take a reservation at an undesirable hour, but with a note made that I should be moved to a more desirable one upon the first cancellation.

I am trying to persuade myself that I should be moving on.

My family were as supportive as they could be, but they felt I should be moving on".

He spent a few weeks observing, he said by phone from Glasgow, then learned specifics like "where my feet should be and how I should be moving".

"What is that?" I asked her, unsure if I should be moving toward the nearest exit.

She told me that saying "Happy Holidays" was a stupid way to be inclusive and that I should be moving past "religious tolerance" because it simply wasn't enough.

Your bio should be moving.

It soon spread to other Eastern cities, and in 542 Justinian I decreed that its date should be moved back to February 2 (40 days after Christmas).

"For 19 years I have been hearing the festival should be moved," he said.

"My gut instinct is, it should be moved elsewhere, but I could be wrong.