Sentence examples for later move on to from inspiring English sources

Later, move on to more complex blouses, like ones with peter pan collars and cap sleeves.

He would later move on to become David Cameron's communications chief in 10 Downing Street.

Shapiro compares YouTube in 2014 to music videos in the 1980s: a new medium initially loved by teenagers, acting as a proving ground for talent that would later move on to bigger things.

If they later move on to another, possibly more desirable destination, they should be sent back to that country.

If they later move on to another, possibly more desirable destination, they should be sent back again.

A ship may engage in the grain trade during the harvest season and later move on to carry other cargoes or work on a different route.

You'll start by plonking down shops and restaurants, later moving on to schools and a hospital without ever having to understand or learn what a hospital actually needs in order to keep its patients alive.

She was the first woman to hold that role at a national newspaper and stayed in it for two years, later moving on to become the Guardian's Paris correspondent.

After an acting career in theatre and television, Lola Young became an arts administrator, later moving on to become professor of Cultural Studies at Middlesex University, a writer, cultural critic, public speaker and broadcaster.

After an acting career in theatre and television, Lola became an arts administrator, later moving on to become professor of cultural studies at Middlesex University, a writer, cultural critic, public speaker and broadcaster.

The family later moved on to a one-room cellar in Tel Aviv and started turning out raincoats, only to realize that it seldom rains in Israel.