Sentence examples similar to move colleagues from inspiring English sources

A Scottish MP has told a House of Commons debate on violence against women that she was raped at the age of 14, moving colleagues to tears and declaring: "I'm not a victim.

Last week, Thomson moved colleagues to tears in the Commons chamber when she revealed harrowing details of her rape at the age of 14 and its subsequent impact on her life during a debate on the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

A moment later, as reporters noticed her, she had got control of herself, leaving my moved colleague in tears herself.

It is like watching a mind invent a hundred ways to deliver a ball into the path of a moving colleague at any range or angle they choose to run.

The sad truth is that it has taken a Congresswoman's loss to move her colleagues, but federal funding for research into the treatment and cures for pediatric cancer is being penned into law.

I cannot speak to Williamson's social charms, which apparently move his colleagues to defend him.

Mr. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, flown in virtual secrecy to Washington, stirred the normally staid chamber to a rousing ovation and moved many colleagues to tears when he made a surprise appearance in the Senate in the late afternoon to break a Republican filibuster on a Medicare bill.

Arntzen conducted successful trials in 1995 on mice with these superspuds, and the next year moved with colleagues to the Boyce Thompson Institute at Cornell.

Non-Jewish mentors and colleagues move between right-wing opportunism and right-wing fanaticism.

Don't be discouraged when full-time colleagues move up the ladder at a quicker pace.

Once training is completed, colleagues move to our permanent customer assistant rate of £7.41, again regardless of age".