Sentence examples for move from ordinary from inspiring English sources

Anything can suddenly move from ordinary conversation to a life-or-death matter -- especially in a country that has more guns than people.

Harvey's rarity can be found in that last sentence, in her ability to move from the ordinary to the speculative, her dance to and from the metaphysical.

"When you move from an ordinary person to celebrity life, there are no bars or limits...

You might think that everyday language puts constraints on a concept of health that need to respected, and that if we move too far from ordinary usage we have stopped talking about health and started talking about something else.

Yoav and his crew get switched from ordinary moving duties to the much grimmer business of eviction.

The sports minister, Gerry Sutcliffe, has labelled John Terry's salary "obscene" and accused Manchester United of setting ticket prices prohibitively high, claiming such moves took the game away from "ordinary working people". "Good luck to John Terry but I think it is obscene to be on £150,000 a week," said Sutcliffe.

In liver metastases, colorectal cancer cells move to the liver via the portal vein, which differs from ordinary distant metastases where cells move through the systemic circulation.

Every presidential election brings threats from ordinary Americans about moving to Canada if their favorite candidate doesn't get elected.

Donald Trump Jr., his other son, has said the move would simply invite too much scrutiny from ordinary people.

Bending light: A new type of material causes light waves (represented by ovals) to move in a way that's completely different from the way they move in ordinary materials.

The Duchess of Cambridge has moved from a comparatively ordinary existence to a prominent role in the Royal Family.