Sentence examples for let him move from inspiring English sources
Or let him move on to someone scary?
The question is how far others will let him move.
He persuaded the Germans to let him move his employees and machinery to Brünnlitz, in Czechoslovakia.
Fletcher went so far as to publicly appeal to Hibs, in vain, to let him move.
The following year, when he is fifteen, they let him move in.
The Giants would not cut him and let him move to another team.
"And my reaction — that I wouldn't feel right about letting him move me like I was a little boy — helps create a history and a mood".
Yes, he now walks on and off the stage with a wheeled walker (which lets him move at a speedy clip); he uses a cane during his bows; and he leads his players from a swivel chair.
Judging from her performances, what Ms. Cheng sees in Mr. Stucky's music is a fluidity that lets him move easily between delicacy and assertiveness; serene, Debussian introspection and highly chromatic playfulness.
Like Notorious MSG, the rap group from New York City's Chinatown that has won a reputation for songs like "Dim Sum Girl" and, in the process, started conversations about the conditions under which immigrants labor, Mr. Herrera has honed a persona that lets him move effortlessly from what he calls "Mexploitation messaging" to pointed commentaries about political issues like immigration reform.
And Reading boss Brian McDermott admitted he was in two minds about letting him move, albeit temporarily.
