Sentence examples for move across with from inspiring English sources
Rhimes' longtime producing partner, Betsy Beers, will move across with her.
Mullah Dadullah was a member of the nomadic Kuchi tribe, who move across Afghanistan with the seasons with their camels, sheep and goats.
According to the senior umpire, Marais Erasmus, if a batsman takes guard to the offside of the wicket, the guideline effectively moves across with him.
It flew just wide of the target, and Reina had that covered, though he moved across with the insouciance that sometimes sees him standing around impotently as balls flash into his net.
Once upon a time, spies like Alec Leamas could move across borders with ease.
High-wage workers are better able to move across employers with minimal earnings losses and are more likely to move out of manufacturing conditional on separation.
ON a recent Tuesday, Jen Statsky was negotiating a move across Manhattan with all the usual headaches: movers, endless stuff, two buildings to appease.
They have only two experienced and established central defenders in Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny, so untimely injuries or suspensions would see Nacho Monreal move across to play with Chambers, with an improvised left-back (Mathieu Flamini played this role in 2006).
What a pleasure it must be, one of those overexcited pleasures that quiver on the border of pain, to feel the world with one's whole body, to move across the earth with those new nerve cells and raw muscles.
The crowds move across the city with them.
Unstable conditions are expected to move across Italy, bringing with it more heavy rain and the threat of flooding across the further east.
