Sentence examples for made the difficult move from inspiring English sources

The family had made the difficult move for the sake of Wayne and his brother Ryan, who is now a 20-year-old college student.

For Libya to make the difficult move from revolution (killing tyrants) to democracy (establishing free institutions and creating free Libyan citizens), Gaddafi must be tried.

So, despite receiving an offer of full funding from her university, she has made the difficult decision to move to Guatemala to be with her husband.

She got to play alongside her ailing father throughout his lengthy farewell tour, which ran through 2012, and in 2013 she made the difficult decision to move to Nashville to pursue her own career in country music.

We therefore made the difficult decision to move our opening Black Friday to midnight.

Imagine an 84-year-old widow with dementia (I'll call her Barbara) whose daughter made the difficult decision to move her into a nursing home two years ago.

If my parents could have advanced themselves and improved our lives better at home, they wouldn't have made the difficult decision to move thousands of miles away from their families and friends.

On a Tuesday night crowded with other news events, AMC said in a statement: "We have made the difficult decision not to move forward with a fourth season of 'The Killing.' We want to thank our great partners at Fox Television Studios, creator Veena Sud, an extraordinary cast and the dedicated fans who watched".

Dembélé made the difficult but character-shaping decision to move to Fulham, despite speaking no English, because he was well aware of the west London club's reputation for developing talent.

To me he is making that difficult move from young pig to adult.

But the government of Haiti has been slow to make the difficult decisions needed to move from a state of emergency into a period of recovery.