Sentence examples for move on beyond from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the current White House call to move on beyond the Bush campaign's tactics in Florida blames no one for the apparent failures of the Florida election system, preferring amnesia.

I now promise to move on beyond my apparent obsession with obituaries.

And I really hope that I'll be able to help us move on beyond matters of sexuality," he said.

Yet after two and a half years, Mr. Hammerbacher decided it was time to move on, beyond social networks and Internet advertising.

It was not absurd then to think that he might move on, beyond show business and into that "higher" field that is compared with theater and performance throughout his great movie.

It's just that the story has to move on beyond the moment of ideal aspiration to its difficult fulfilment in time (and then on again, beyond the end of the lovers' rupture, to when they are strangely reconciled in the flight from Moscow).

Nature being what it is, though, the beetles, while still eating only tamarisk, have moved on beyond their initial confines, specifically to Arizona, home to a bird called the Southwest willow flycatcher.

Ultimately, comments like these come to show how so-called hardliners still have significant clout when it comes to preventing a new course in bilateral relations, even when common Cubans, especially younger generations, have moved on beyond these traditional views.

If we are to move on, then Ken must also move on, beyond what seems to be a blind spot in his dealings with the Jewish community.

"Skills pupils will need if they are going to succeed when they move on to life beyond school".

The Soviet Armies had moved on beyond the Oder and Neisse and formed a broad front.