Sentence examples for might move about from inspiring English sources

And people might move about in "golf buggy" taxis.

Behind the masks, the protests, the music and the controversy that prompted Russian courts to convict two of their comrades on "hooliganism" charges, Fara and Shaiba, dressed in unassuming clothing, looked like any young women who might move about New York or any other city.

After considering many places they might move to, and worrying about which places might be safe, Mr. Afzali and his wife decided on Saudi Arabia, where she has a teaching job waiting for her.

It stands to reason that jiggling all your inside junk about might move things around a bit, and that clearing your pipes might be a good idea, but until I first started getting UTIs nobody told me it was important.

Amanda Bynes is due in court this morning, but she might have some difficulty moving about, given that she can't breathe.

The German experience suggests how we might move past our own stalled debate about economic stimulus policy.

And others are talking about reforms that might move Albany's budget out of the quill pen era.

Pentagon officials were in talks with Israeli defense officials about whether Israel might move to destroy Syrian weapons facilities, two administration official said.

The administration has had regular talks with the Israelis about how Israel might move to destroy Syrian weapons facilities, administration officials said.

The press also printed daily rumors about where Boeing might move, what incentives it was offered and even who was believed to be the front-runner.

Washington turned defensive when asked about whether he might move Napoli back to catcher for Sunday's Game 4. Napoli was put at first base when Washington moved first baseman Michael Young to designated hitter and brought Yorvit Torrealba in to catch (adding another right-handed bat to the lineup), changes that appeared to backfire with Napoli's error.