Sentence examples for move of an from inspiring English sources

Even some protesters dismissed the speech as the savvy move of an ambitious politician in a time fraught with anxiety.

Defence chiefs have said that the move will delay deployments, such as a recent move of an aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf, and hurt national security.

We think recent management changes in the industry, especially the move of an Aviva executive to run Scottish Widows, reduce the risks of further deals a bit.

The frenzied market nearly derailed the move of an Ohio woman, said Jean A. Conklin, an owner of Bannon Associates, a consulting firm in Manhattan.

"The city's denial of Central Park must be called for what it is: the chilling move of an emerging police state," said Tanya Mayo, an organizer for Not in Our Name, an antiwar group that pressed for reopening the fight for the park.

Using those observations, it built up a predictive model of where it expected the next piece to be played, given knowledge of the board and all previous positions, that could accurately guess the next move of an expert player 57% of the time (compared to a previous record of 44.4% from other groups).

"They followed the every move of a teenage girl".

Mr. Weaver called it the move of a "desperate individual".

"This is a positive move of a pawn on the chess table," Clift said.

Others will hail it as the bold, decisive move of a visionary CEO.

The first move of a game of chess offers 28 possibilities; the first move of a game of Go can involve placing the stone in one of 361 positions.