Sentence examples for may move for from inspiring English sources

Blackburn's next opponents, West Ham United, may move for Allardyce should they choose to replace Avram Grant.

If the case is brought before an improper official, either the accused in a criminal case, a defendant in a civil case, or the court itself may move for a change of court, or a change of venue.

The word "if" is being made to do a fair bit of heavy lifting in reports that Arsène Wenger may move for Dortmund's Marco Reus if Mesut Özil leaves Arsenal to return to Real Madrid, not least because Bild reports that Özil has signed a new deal at the Emirates and is set to nab Jack Wilshere's No10 shirt while the England midfielder is sunning himself in Bournemouth.

Bayern Munich may move for Rooney when Pep Guardiola takes over at the Bundesliga leaders in the summer.

Liverpool may move for Roma striker Keita Balde Diao, 19, after he indicated he is ready to quit the Serie A club. (Daily Mirror) .

While prevailing systems may move from west to east, for example, individual storms in a particular region may not, due to local weather phenomena.

The loss ended a 21-game streak without a loss for the Blues, and could prove devastating amid persistent rumors that team stars like Didier Drogba, who spent much of the night in the periphery and became only the second player ejected from a final, may move elsewhere for next season.

"We are an enduring lot, and we may move out for a time, but we wait, and are patient, and back we come.

We may move guys next week for the matchup.

Mr. Gonzales has in recent weeks hinted that the Justice Department may move beyond subpoenas for journalists' sources, and pursue the criminal prosecution of reporters under espionage laws for publishing classified information.

It however, ruled that if a new agreement that allows panel's examination of witnesses, is reached, the prosecution may move an application for sending the panel to Mumbai.