Sentence examples for move because the from inspiring English sources

This was itself an audacious move, because "the audacity to hope" was a coinage of Wright's.

They have since had to move because the ice shelf began to break off.

What if traffic can't move, because the motorways are backed up at the ports?

We need to move because the state of the rental property is questionable, with damp and a garden falling apart.

A wise move because the comedy resides in their having human nous plus their old primitive traditions.

It's a dangerous move, because the family is also on the run from their community and from the police.

But they eventually had to move because the military was firing another barrage from the area, residents said.

It was a prudent move, because the Phillies' immediate interest ultimately persuaded Thome to leave Cleveland and sign with them.

Judge Pickering's renomination is a particularly bellicose move, because the Senate has already denied him confirmation once.

"It's an ironic move, because the whole conversation about the 2020 Census has been to reduce the cost," he said.

He said: "It's a very positive move because the FA have asked Asian communities what they want  and are taking definite steps to tackle the situation.