Sentence examples for may move on from inspiring English sources

Rob Green can be relied upon in goal (time to get over the 2010 World Cup, folks!), although better back-up than Brian Murphy and Júlio César may be needed, especially as the Brazilian may move on soon.

Don't be insanely hard to get, or else this person may move on!

And then they may move on.

If the answer is no, they may move on.

Rob was Oakland's defensive coordinator last season and may move on to the Cleveland Browns.

Time may move on but some Tongan targets, it seems, remain the same.

Many of these people may have to move on soon, some already have.

They may have "moved on," but they haven't "got over it," and they never will.

But, of course, the caravan may have moved on by then".

Nor is he moved by the argument that in 200 years from now, science may have moved on yet further.

The language may have moved on since the days of the prophets, but perhaps the sense of doom has not.