Sentence examples for move of its from inspiring English sources

That was the case for CMGI, which set up a London office to back the move of its AltaVista (it owns a majority) into Europe.

The same basic phenomenon underlies dowsing – where small movements of the hands cause the dowsing wand to swing wildly – or the Ouija board, where multiple people hold a cup and it seems to move of its own accord to answer questions by spelling out letters.

Followed by lemon meringue pie, passionfruit pavlova and zabaglione, and ending with muscat grapes and gorgonzola so ripe it's ready to move of its own accord.

HSBC, which is based in London and is Europe's largest bank, said it would retain its base in Britain and that the move of its chief executive did not mean it was "pulling away from London".

Games censorship owes much to Mortal Kombat--it was the spine-yanking finishing move of its character Sub-Zero that led to the introduction of the ESRB, responsible for age-rating releases in the United States and Canada.

Spain answered with a beautiful move of its own and escaped with a point, but it's worth remembering that ugly goals count for as much as the pretty ones.

I swear, it moved of its own volition".

Though it declined to comment, Twitter has been making moves of its own to lure in real-time event chatter.

EMC has made moves of its own.

Hit my "sweet spot", however, and my arm moves of its own accord.

The loveliest and most moving of its Biennale offerings is  Fautrier's "Still Life", painted in 1942.