Sentence examples for move on any further from inspiring English sources

"For example, would it affect Cardiff ports as well and I think they need to be answered before we move on any further in that debate".

Only after the two have been well combined will the pH and alkalinity be consistent throughout the hot tub, and you need to wait until these measurements are consistent before moving on any further.

And then I got a bonus prize I didn't expect -- something certain spiritual leaders of the world call "grace". I realized after the phone call that the residual anger I had -- that deep-seated bitterness -- was essentially gone and I was left with some compassion for this other person, and a hope that we can move on without any further bitterness.

Nor is he moved by the argument that in 200 years from now, science may have moved on yet further.

Versus Versace is fast becoming a finishing school for talent to come through before moving on to further success.

But Thomas, having accurately described this back-channel subversion of a sitting president by his attorney general as "seditious," simply moves on without further comment.

As they moved on further and further from the base island, fewer clams were collected in a day because they had less time for fishing.

We do evaluate and cancel projects all the time, because if we finished the same number of projects that we started, that would mean we were not taking any risks at all, which wouldn't move our industry on any further".

The success of the MLR in blocking the movement of heavy weapons off the beach meant that, after four hours, the Rangers were forced to give up on attempts to move them any further inland.

Theis clumsily trying to force Pernille to move on, as she pushes him yet further away.

Today's wide-ranging discussion included points about the power of the National Rifle Association NRAas as a lobbying group in Washington, whether the Supreme Court will move any further on the 2nd Amendment, and the extreme divide between those for and against the use and ownership of guns.