Sentence examples for move columns from inspiring English sources

The opportunity to move columns for a lesser cost will allow us to perform on-line vertical partitioning for column-stores.

To choose a column for selection, right-click the column heading, and choose "Move column to prompts".

MARGOT HORHOTA Toronto, April 10 , 2011To the Editor: In "Medicine on the Move" (column, April 7), Gail Collins took conflicting mammogram recommendations to their absurd conclusion by writing that those recommendations fluctuate from every five years to every five minutes.

Dancers became frisky chess pieces in "A Little Ditty" and enormous moving columns in "3 of 51".

See articleNATO and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe said Russia had moved columns of trucks, artillery and armoured vehicles into secessionist regions in eastern Ukraine.

Reporters in southern Lebanon said the Israeli Army moved columns of tanks and armored personnel carriers up to the border and into the section of southern Lebanon patrolled by the Irish battalion of the United Nations peacekeeping force.

Then do Insert Photo Picture from File in Excel and select each picture and place it beside the last one by moving columns to align with sides of images.

Some afternoons, it appears as a river, stealing through the bridge toward the Berkeley Hills in a steadily moving column made luminous by the pink sun.

Sure, they're barely perceptible, but visually demanding consumers will enjoy the knowledge that their new projector uses "a moving column of light" instead of those other, more vulgar solutions.

Sophia Sobers's Moving Column defies our expectations for architecture by taking on these characteristics.

In his deeply moving column for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, legal scholar Oscar Franklin Tan points out how the mindset of the Filipino-Chinese community, especially liberal-minded members like him, and the Beijing government are "worlds apart".