His album, "Back in the Day," shows that he has moved a considerable distance from the 1980's, when he was seen as Europe's Wynton Marsalis.
And while Alan Milburn, Alan Johnson, Alistair Darling and Stephen Byers have clearly moved a considerable distance since their days in or about the Trotskyite far left, they would doubtless claim to be pursuing a drastically revised version of the same, socially progressive agenda.
Commoners, especially the peasantry, were not so immediately affected, although by the end of the 18th century most peasants, and all inhabitants of towns, had moved a considerable distance from the values and habits of their 16th- and 17th-century forebears.
He notes that additional data is needed to determine more, but that it is clear that the object moved "a considerable distance" between the two photos.
The Clinton campaign, through its proxies on the platform committee, already had moved a considerable distance in Sanders' direction before the meeting started.
However, in the time it will take for the system to evolve to a state where a supernova could occur, it will have moved a considerable distance from Earth but may yet pose a threat.
Man 2 "So what's the plan?" Man one ducked back inside and returned with a rifle that looked as though it was capable of killing anything that moved from a considerable distance.
Next, Gold et al. studied the open state of the type IV pilus in more detail and observed that a region of each of the PilQ proteins moves a considerable distance to make way for the pilus to enter the central pore.
Refugees often travel a considerable distance to access services, expending considerable time and money.
We looked for the number of people in each town who were born out of state or abroad, who had moved to town from a considerable distance within one and five years, and who had moved for a job.
