Sentence examples for indeed moving on from inspiring English sources

One high-ranking boxing official close to the Mayweather-Pacquiao talks said Penagaricano isn't angling for Mayweather and might pursue a meeting at 154 pounds against former welterweight champion Timothy Bradley in June if Alvarez is indeed moving on.

We have, indeed, moved on.

It was that England, and Rooney, have indeed moved on.

If he indeed moved on, how could he ensure the organization would continue to thrive amid a change in leadership and potential restructuring?

Although the software industry has indeed moved on, Microsoft's recent behaviour suggests that a break-up is, if anything, more needed than ever (see article).

So Derby and Preston, the two top Second Division sides in 1915 - there had been a break for the War - did indeed move on up.

Bullying Andorra will never mean much in the serious corners of football, but maybe it does suggest that England have indeed moved on from where they used to be.

Jennifer Wheeler, his counterpart at Nordstrom, said that Ms. Philo's preview collection, shown privately in the summer, gave an indication that she had indeed moved on as a designer, adding more luxurious sportswear pieces.

Only last week I protested that the 80s revival had run its course and it was time to move on to something else, and this week news arrives that the world of fashion, clearly leaping to attention when so hugely respected a commentator makes a pronouncement, has indeed moved on to something else.

The company has indeed moved on a lot since those days.

Sam Shepard has indeed moved on.