Sentence examples for move a question from inspiring English sources

2. Using the blue Up and Down arrows on the right side of the green question group row, click to move a question group higher or lower in the list.

In annotating (commenting) on a game, an appended exclamation mark means a very good move, two exclamation marks are occasionally used to indicate an extremely good move, a question mark indicates a bad move, two question marks indicate a blunder, and the combination of an exclamation mark and a question mark on the same move indicates a double-edged or somewhat dubious move.

An exclamation mark after a move means it's a good move; a question mark means it's dodgy; two question marks means it's an out-and-out blunder; three question marks means Nigel's given up and I'm on the bus back to Athens. 1 e4 e5. 2 f4 d6. 3 Bc4 Nf6. 4 Nc3 Be7. 5 d3 Nc6.

Shorten unsuccessfully moved a motion to suspend question time to censure the prime minister "for breaking his promises".

And how much we move is a question.

Kate Stalter: Let me move onto a question I had for you about asset allocation and strategies.

In one sample question, students move a plunger on a cylindrical gas tank to change gas pressure and temperature.

For marketplace users, the site offers "trade facilitators" who answer questions and move a sale along.

Mr. Frank then moves to a question about clawing back compensation.

David Serchuk: OK, moving onto a question that I'm sure you'll all love.

This product falls out from the competition and it is moved to a Question Mark and, finally, it may have to be divested because of its low market share and low growth rate.