Sentence examples for move across and from inspiring English sources

Some MPs suggest Brown may ask Alistair Darling to move across and sort out the department.

The ability to move across and perhaps exploit resources in adjacent habitats may also allow a species to persist in marginal habitats until a better territory is found.

"I saw Sato move across and I remember thinking I had to leave a little gap for him," said Franchitti, a three-time Indy winner.

Data showed that all four participants: (a) learned to move across and perform the activities available with the help of automatic prompting and (b) remained highly successful through the second intervention phase when the sessions were extended.

England's ploy was to bowl straight at his wickets to take advantage of his tendency to move across and play around his front leg while planting it down the pitch.

O.K., and what if when you hit two tones and they both move across, and if you hit a chord, a whole bunch of them will come -- and what if you make them pointillist so that the colors can interact, blend like in a chord?" The notes would have many properties, including color, shapes and motion, and the Visician could score the music and replay it.

"We had some clouds moving across and waited for the cloud to block the sun". said Mr. Wright.

Gusts of 50-55mph wexpectedctodevelopvelovernightght across Northern Ireland and move across Wales and parts of western England before easing on Sunday.

The rainfall and winds are expected to move across England and Wales towards Scotland throughout Sunday.

Outcomes are complicated by high numbers of persons who move across disparate and diverse settings of disease threat and risk.

I do it with words, meaning I am moving across and within languages to show something amazing about words themselves.