Sentence examples for likely move on from inspiring English sources

California Chrome will likely move on, too.

With good reason, Barkley will likely move on, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's ready to deal with a different kind of oppression one faces in the pros.

After they do, the big players like Google and Facebook will likely move on to other challenges, just as IBM did.

Reid will most likely move on to another job next season.

After the power plant regulations, it will likely move on to other sectors of the economy.

Then the CDF will likely move on to the book Priesthood and Diaconate, written by its head, Cardinal Gerhardt Mueller.

They will have likely moved on, or will be suspicious you're re-engaging with them as a backup option, leaving you now with less cash than when you started the round.

Atwell knows that the people he personally betrayed may still have an eye out for him but that the club, on a whole, has likely moved on from him and are focused, again, on money.

Atwell knows that the people he personally betrayed may still have an eye out for him but that the club, as a whole, has likely moved on from him and is focused, again, on money.

At the end, one of the more curious bears flips over the camera and gives it a curious nibble before likely moving on to tastier fare.

As a teenager, your child is probably just 'in lust' with this person and is likely to move on soon.