Sentence examples for learning to move from inspiring English sources
His best friend (and supposed lover) is a widow learning to move on.
"Ever since learning to move again," he explains, "I'd felt that all my acts were duplicates, unnatural, acquired".
As the team is growing, we are learning to move on from disappointments, and one day we will get over the line".
The course also devotes 9 hours to learning to move gracefully, 8 to wardrobe and 3.5 to the art of gracious gift receiving.
Even "Looking Up" —one of the album's lumpier moments, about learning to move past intraband squabbling — was tough and forceful here.
And she can grapple with the consequences and quandaries of that most artful job of adolescence — gradually learning to move out of the parents' orbit without becoming isolated from them.
The boy learns to move on.
He added, "You have to learn to move on".
He discourses on how he learned to move onstage.
He learned to move them, to use his chest, not his limbs, to defend, Alexander said.
"It's good practice to learn to move the ball," Bender said.
