Sentence examples for issue of moving from inspiring English sources
Instead they tripped up over the issue of moving with children and Sylvia's loss of her job.
And here, from a 1915 issue of Moving Picture World, is a capsule review of "In the Park" (one of many dozens of capsules of new releases featured in the magazine): The latest one-reel Charlie Chaplin release.
Interviewed for half an hour on Israeli television, Mr. Clinton himself introduced the issue of moving the embassy while answering a question about the relationship between United States and Israel, calling it "very strong".
The decision was much anticipated, because the panel of three judges who decided the case included the court's conservative new chief justice, Asher Grunis, and because the case involved the politically explosive issue of moving settlers in the face of potentially violent resistance.
An example of the way Leonard was featured as a "star" just at the advent of stardom is an advertisement in the November 25 issue of Moving Picture World featuring a medium-sized photograph of her face circled by a diamond engagement ring.
He thinks he's a man of few words, but actually he needs to explain things to himself and to anyone who will listen.The movie ends with an enormous gunfight, but the real dramatic action is Duvall's voluble debate with Costner, and sometimes with himself, over the nature of reality, loyalty, and friendship, and the issue of moving on or settling down.
As traffic planners across the nation wrestle with the issues of moving people and goods within and between cities, there are a variety of transportation options to consider with everything from Hyperloop, to highways, bridges, buses, and light rail.
By seven hours into the mission, the crew was about one hour and 40 minutes behind flight plan due to the issues of moving away from the S-IVB and Lovell's obscured star sightings.
In the letter, Mr. Amorim criticized the United States for insisting on "side issues" instead of moving on to "mutually beneficial market access negotiation".
And, then Modi caught Trump even more off guard in their substantive discussions by deliberately not tabling at all the issue of moves by the U.S. to clamp down on H1 visas, which control the flow of Indian (and other foreign) workers for jobs with firms on U.S. soil.
