Sentence examples for made for moving from inspiring English sources

"There are valid arguments to be made for moving the collection to a place where more people can see it," Ms. Eaton added.

With the BBC move to Salford as a precedent, there is an argument to be made for moving the main collection to Manchester, and splitting bits of the current South Kensington site between the other museums there.

A case could be made for moving a state or two up to "Safe Obama," but we're holding off to see what happens in the next week.

Given the volatile nature of the three-way race there, a strong argument could be made for moving this state down to Too Close To Call, just on the lack of up-to-date polling alone.

Such revelations make for moving reading, but are they proof of moral turpitude?

One source led to another, making for moving discussions that informed the script.

The drama and emotion of a conflicted world can make for moving, haunting images.

It makes for moving, often funny reading: "the tacky smell of sweets that could have been lipgloss" at a time when "Gina G was the pathway to enlightenment".

This makes for moving files between systems super simple.

Understand that an argument can be made for not moving all but the most essential items.

In "The Last of the Unjust," he is the first person we see, and it makes for a moving sight.