Sentence examples for move of those from inspiring English sources

Rather than being frustrated by the move of those under 40 towards engagement in social activism we should embrace it.

Thus, consider what happens when I cast an eye in the book toward the ethnic tensions between Muslims and Westerners in the societies of Europe and the inexorable move of those societies toward becoming internal security states as emergency protection against the cultural wars within (chillingly described, by the way, in the current issue of Foreign Affairs by Robert S. Leiken).

The down-and-dirty moves that Rudd performs in that Milo courtroom are not unlike the moves of those cage fighters he cheers on from ringside in his leisure time.

"When I watch him now," Lahr wrote, "I don't see just the Lion; I see the echoes — the little touches and moves — of those long-forgotten sensational stage performances that Dad condensed into his evergreen role".

The deal announced Thursday will move several of those firms up the closely scrutinized M.&A.

Its partner Vizio could help move some of those televisions, but only somewhat.

The House and Senate bills would move some of those decisions into the government.

Move 78,000 of those votes — 0.7percentt of them — to Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, and Clinton is the president.

"It takes five strong guys to move one of those barrels," says Roberts.

Jeffries began encouraging Echo Fox athletes to move out of those homes and instead live on their own.

They are going to move all of those?