Sentence examples for move because in from inspiring English sources

"Dorian Gray" became Carson's main resource, and he elected to treat it as Wilde's life story — an ironic move, because in its pages Basil complains that "men treat art as if it were meant to be a form of autobiography".

This turned out to be a good move because in the middle of reading the passage – about what a temper Windsor's dad had – 80-year-old Vera announced that she'd known him in the 1940s.

It was always a risky move because, in polls, the race tends to get closer in the final days of a campaign and New York is a notoriously difficult state to poll in primaries.

"It is important that animals move, because in moving they carry out important ecological functions like transporting nutrients and seeds between different areas," said Marlee Tucker, a biologist at Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Center and Goethe University, Frankfurt and the study's lead author.

Iran must have expected Trump's move, because in April they sold all the oil they could, ramping exports to 2.9 million bpd, according to Bernstein Research.

Increasing, rather than decreasing output was seen as a clever move because in a war of attrition the leaders of Saudi Arabia were confident that they would win.

I found this particularly moving because in my life story, Bono is my Joey Ramone.

That doesn't mean that everything moves, because in this very accelerated world, we need stillness, silence, and quiet moments.

They are always moving, because if they stayed in one place they would cause trouble.

Over time, press secretaries came to rue the move, because it in effect made the gaggle a second full-scale daily briefing.

"In Santa Paz, it was the children who were pressing to move because they felt in danger".