Sentence examples for move off and from inspiring English sources

A number of veterans wait some time for the parade to move off, and then have a lengthy march to Horse Guards Parade.

Organizations could benefit by studying and emulating the flexibility model at Deloitte, which allows employees to move off and on career ladders without prejudice as their family and personal needs change.

Police said the second man attempted to do the same, but the lorry began to move off and he is believed to have fallen beneath the rear wheels of the lorry suffering fatal injuries.

"We've had the benefit of working with the program for a couple of years, and have a few ideas that we think will help people make the decision to move off and pick a supplier," said Mary J. Healey, the state consumer counsel who serves as ex-officio chairman of a committee that is seeking to boost public awareness of utility deregulation.

"What we will end up with," he said, "is a situation where some weapons will move off and stay in the responsive capability of the United States, others will be earmarked for destruction and will be put in the queue for destruction, and others will remain in the inactive stockpile".

Then, at some impenetrable signal, it is time to move off and the troop trots across the plateau as one.

You've got scenery moving off and on, actors moving off and on, stagehands rearranging the sets.

Dunham moved off, and Simmons asked me if she had been believable as an art dealer.

She laughs, and waves him off, moving off and out of the frame, returning to a reality of her own.

Abandoning my startled family, I sprinted after the four wheel drive as it moved off and turned smartly right into the underground car park of Marks & Spencer.

The train moved off, and he shouted to her, "Don't go falling in love with Vitya!" It was a standing joke in their group.