Sentence examples for move of which from inspiring English sources

The Film Council's chairman, Tim Bevan, condemned the move, of which he apparently learned over the weekend.

A stripper was hired from Oakland to sashay onstage and declaim some T. S. Eliot, a move of which he would surely have approved.

But on June 28th, in a move of which Franklin would doubtless approve, the Fish and Wildlife Service FWSS) announced that it would remove the bald eagle from the list of creatures protected under the Endangered Species Act.

Recently, an American embargo on Iran was eased to allow for importing certain goods like caviar, pistachios and Persian carpets -- a move of which 6 of 10 poll respondents in the general public were unaware.

In a move of which Nick Clegg might approve, Sky, the BBC and ITV are working together for the first time on an exit poll and sharing some cameras at the leaders' counts and some helicopter shots.

No date has been given for the $8.6bn£5.3bnbn) move – of which Japan will pay $3.1 billion – and questions remain over the fate of Futenma, a sprawling marine base located in Ginowan, an Okinawan city of 95,000 people.

Beckett annotates the game, the moves of which are ridiculous in chess terms, in a flowery, rhetorical style typical of 19th-century chess books.

The guys behind the project say they need $25k to get things moving, of which they've currently only raised about $250.

The superbly crisp, boisterously bright visuals made the game's finishing moves, of which there were many, pop from the screen.

This task can be smoothly varied in complexity, from an easy variant where the beads are simply moved directly to the goal, to challenging end states that require five or more moves, some of which require moving beads away from their final goal state.

The merchants are ready for a move, regardless of which side of the state line they end up on.