Sentence examples for making moves for from inspiring English sources

"What we've come out of this with," said Sergio Marchionne, who runs both Chrysler and its Italian owner Fiat, "are much more rational, more grounded players making moves for the long term".

And so here we are post-Gallop, the NRL at a crossroads; its shining stars making moves for rugby and a CEO expressly hired to be proactive as opposed to reactive.

One Virginia congressional aide — who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk about the move — fretted over Maryland's chances because of Mikulski's clout, especially with a Democrat in the White House and Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) making moves for a possible run to succeed him.

They're finally getting involved in the transfer market and making moves for Kepa Arrizabalaga and Mateo Kovačić, and it seems Eden Hazard is set to stay.

But while Dropbox (along with other tech giants) continues to fight Washington over more transparency, it's making moves for more security on another level, now available for early access to Dropbox for Business users.

However, you should also be making moves for your physical and mental health.

The chairman had to make moves for the club to survive and avoid getting relegated.

Hodgson has also made moves for Leon Andreasen, the holding midfielder from Werder Bremen, and Guglielmo Stendardo, the Lazio defender.

The Giants have traditionally lavished money on their own players, and have only occasionally made moves for big-name free agents.

It transpired senior directors Tony Joseph and Dennis Watt had secretly made moves for Bennett to return and did not reveal their plans to White until the weekend.

True to form, the GM spent years preparing his franchise to make moves for two superstars, James Harden (who arrived in a trade) and Dwight Howard (signed as a free agent).