Sentence examples for knowing how to move from inspiring English sources

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And knowing how to move with someone.

I came away from it knowing how to move forward without falling off (every time).

None of it worked simply because, she says, she had sidestepped her sorrow, "not knowing how to move through it".

"Europe was blocked, not knowing how to move forward, and we found the solution," said José Sócrates, the Portuguese prime minister and the ceremony's host.

They make a swell duo, both knowing how to move from lyric heartbreak to comic panache without missing a note or a beat.

Nothing is more important for a leader to understand than knowing how to move the needle across the entire enterprise (strategically, culturally, organizationally, and operationally).

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Running things, knowing how to run things, knowing how to get good people involved," Dimon said.

Being a deadly shot with either hand and knowing how to make the moves and fakes that clear away the defense are the primary skills of a basketball player, and any player who can do these things half as well as Bradley can has all the equipment he needs to make a college team.

Everyone knows how to move.

The key is knowing how to make resolutions that stick.

When she finished first grade at Public School 36 on Staten Island without knowing how to read, her mother moved her to St.

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