Sentence examples for move a man from inspiring English sources
The words were bound to move a man like Bush.
But how much can the west do to move a man they have so long helped to entrench himself in power?
As the train was about to move, a man in a yellow shirt banged on a window at the front of the train, shouting, "Open the doors, open the doors," said Jhuly Feliz, 10, one of Hilda's sisters.
And though I'm an agnostic with regard to the question of God and a supernatural Jesus, I employed a religious image to reinforce the statement, thinking that it might move a man like Francisco Funes, imbued as he was with the impoverished piety of his class: "He could redeem mankind — redeem us from all the pain of the ages.
Music can move a man like no game can – it can happen instantly, uncontrollably, and the impact is worn for a lifetime.
The forces that move a man to economic migration today could make him a refugee tomorrow.And all the time pictures of seemingly attainable prosperity glisten on the television screen in the back of Mr Boubacar's café.
After one such post-break-up call, Mr. Meyo moved a man and his $3,000 mattress out of Queens to the Bronx, only to move him back when the couple made up that same night.
Also, not long after we moved, a man in Englewood was run over and killed in a Starbucks while sitting at a table near the window and working on his laptop.
He'll move a dead man's hat to make a better picture," he'd complain.
When the pitch was wet, he moved a further man to the on side to field at leg slip.
He moved like a man who had just risen from a sickbed.
