Sentence examples for move and most from inspiring English sources
To prevent capture, he retained only a handful of trusted aides, was often on the move and most probably was limiting his contacts.
Labour has imposed a three-line whip on its MPs to vote against the move and most of the eight Liberal Democrats are also likely to oppose the relaxation.
The crime fighter "It is an excellent move and most forward-thinking banks around the world are doing the same," says John Sheridan, who leads on counterfeit currency at the National Crime Agency.
Democratic leaders have been adamantly opposed to any such move, and most of the Democratic presidential candidates have called for rolling back the tax cuts at least for families that earn more than about $200,000 a year.
You can petition the court, but it is a rare occasion when a judge will actually grant you the right to move, and most attorneys will dissuade their clients from even trying to ask for it.
It was my job to find the heirs, the friends who had been part of Picasso's life, the films that had been made about him, the books that had been written, the scholars who had devoted much of their life to cataloging his every move, and most importantly the photographs that documented it all.
That's tough, because I just moved and most of my books are in boxes.
"But the port has moved and most of the other forwarders have followed it to New Jersey over the last 10 to 15 years.
Two terrific new films -- "Please Give" by Nicole Holofcener and "The Kids Are All Right" by Lisa Cholodenko -- are funny, smart, moving and, most of all, honest stories about both the difficulties and endurance of love.
Like her 2009 album, Unwanted Thoughts Syndrome, her most recent album Ask Me About My New God deals with her ongoing battle with mental-health issues in a frank, moving and, most importantly, hilarious way, and cemented me as a superfan.
At Pacific Dunes, Jim Urbina, who oversaw construction, estimated that 45,000 cubic yards were moved, and most of that was putting back sand and soil the wind had blown onto the dunes, he said.
