Sentence examples for involved in the move of from inspiring English sources

Nine players were involved in the move – of the 11 men on the pitch in stoppage time, only Martin Skrtel and Martin Kelly did not get a touch of the ball before Dirk Kuyt squared to Fernando Torres.

But that began to change several weeks ago, when the White House became more directly involved in the move to approve the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2009.

This enzyme could be involved in the moving of C3 intermediates back to the cytoplasm and/or the mitochondria for the C4-CCM.

A Jersey Standard spokes man said that about 600 jobs were involved in the move, which accelerates the trend of major oil companies shifting large parts of their operations from New York to the Texas city.

Jeffers was again involved in the best move of the match, which ended with the third goal and finished off Birmingham.

'He's so desperate to play and do well.' Jeffers was again involved in the best move of the match, which ended with the third goal and finished off Birmingham.

Both men were closely involved in the process of moving the organization through these changes, and they saw firsthand the risks of getting mixed up in politics.

Soon a prostitute friend of Huncke's and her boyfriend Little Jack, who was sort of involved in the Mafia moved in too.

"This was the Eritrean area," said Nico Stevens, of HelpRefugees – one of several organisations involved in the mammoth task of moving purpose-built wooden dwellings from one area of the Jungle to another – pointing to one structure artfully insulated with duvets woven behind wooden walls.

It is known that calpain is involved in the migration of slow moving cells such as fibroblasts, but whether calpain makes a contribution to the migration of immune cells has been uncertain with reports of a suppressive role in myeloid cells [22] and a recent study in T lymphocytes indicating a null effect [23].

It stands in opposite to the way most of us involved in the privileged context of art move around the globe these days.