Sentence examples for may move as from inspiring English sources

The event may move as early as next year – but with no new venue lined up, a mood of insecurity has taken hold.

The company, based in Poway, a San Diego suburb, will pick a location within two weeks and may move as early as July, a spokesman, Robert Sherbin, said.

T. b. thalassina winters on the east African coast north to Kenya and Somalia and may move as far south as Durban.

Still other children are in foster care and may move as their guardians change.

Or the vapour may move as a tropical air mass over cold land or sea, causing widespread and persistent fog, such as occurs over the Grand Banks off Newfoundland.

4, 24– 29 However, such procedures are subjective because while each domain may move as a rigid unit, large conformational changes often involve tightly coupled motions between domains of the biological system.

Make sure the bag is held shut and shake until all the crickets have been covered in the powder, they may not move as much as the shaking may have dazed them but this makes no difference to the reptiles.

The Supreme Court may not be friendly to Olson and Boies's arguments, and the Californian people may not move as quickly as we want them to.

They may not move as quickly, but in a study published in the journal Science, researchers found that many jellyfish use their body size to increase their hunting success.

I expect that some of the broadcast networks may not move as much inventory this upfront season.

The pieces move and capture as in checkers, except that in capturing they may move backward as well as forward.