Sentence examples for move on better from inspiring English sources

Yeah it sucks that they have to leave their friends and yes they're sad sometimes, but they also know how to readjust, pick up the pieces and move on better than any kid who lives in the same place their entire life.

Employers would much prefer not to have to train new people every six months, and workers want to keep their jobs or move on to better ones.

"He is another one who will come on the production line to move on to better things".

But many will move on to better things.

The aim for everyone is to move on to better things.

"Of course," says Tediashvili, "the men naturally move on to better things".

Many were happy to go, and hoped to move on somewhere better, perhaps to apply for citizenship in France.

Because... we're still coming to terms with our past... and we want to move on with better relationships with our peers.

"It makes more sense to me to take losses and move on to better opportunities".

But he added: "If they have a chance to move on and better themselves, I can't tell them not to do that".

West Brom striker Saido Berahino, 21, wants to leave the club at the end of the season to "move on to better things".