Sentence examples for millions of moving from inspiring English sources

"With millions of moving receivers," said Mark Kalman, head of Sirius's national broadcast studio, "we needed to ensure that our signal could be received even if a listener was driving near a high mountain or in a canyon".

U-Haul relies on forests for millions of moving boxes, while C&S uses wood pallets to ship food and groceries to thousands of stores.

On Wednesday, the 20th edition of "Moving Walls" will grace the new exhibit space in the Argonaut Building at 57th Street and Broadway where the financier George Soros has taken almost the entire building for his Open Society Foundations.

While I was in yoga today, the yoga instructor told us that it was her 5th anniversary of moving to LA.

In the 19th century, when the cost of moving bulky goods was high, cities were a means to shrink supply chains.

This study analyzed the impact on operating room efficiency of moving the 1st month of cardiac anesthesia into the CA-1 year.

Another example of voluntary assimilation occurred during the 18th and 19th centuries, when millions of Europeans moved to the United States.

He's got a putt from off the back of the 13th to move to -3 and the OUTRIGHT LEAD.

Users are being given a deadline of July 7th to move to Moments or download their Synced albums, Facebook warns.

One out, one on for Daniel Nava.  1.09am GMT Red Sox 1 - Cardinals 0, top of 4th Moving right along, where were we? Oh yes.

Pipilotti Rist, also Swiss, showed three framed LED screens with engravings of 18th-century Venice overlaid with 21st-century moving images of the sky and sea.