Sentence examples for it to move on from inspiring English sources
That, though, has been the problem all along with this story: VW has wanted us to believe it's not so bad, that the cheating was confined to a handful of executives, that it's time for us all to renew our trust in the company and, as its ad puts it, to move on.
The Wyss' SLIPS technology disrupts this process, confusing its senses and forcing it to move on.
For now, Herbalife is heralding the settlement as a victory that will allow it to move on with its business.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, in a visit to Japan last week, publicly shot down the concept of renegotiation in blunt words, embarrassing the Hatoyama government by calling its proposals "immensely complicated and counterproductive" and telling it to "move on".
"For it to move on, particularly in the U.S., it needs a new leadership," he said.
For it to move on, particularly in the U.S., it needs a new leadership".
It's time to move on, gentlemen.
We've mangled it, then abandoned it -- to move on and do it again.
"It makes it easier to move on.
Isn't it time to move on?Indeed it is.
