Sentence examples similar to move on from the shock from inspiring English sources

Yet as Barbash's story moves on from the initial shock of Sept. 11 to Lutnick's efforts to save Cantor, a curious thing happens: an anti-Lutnick feeding frenzy.

For businesses, relief agencies and investigators, the Internet has taken on new importance as they move from the shock of Sept. 11 to take on new and daunting tasks.

The continental partners have begun to move on from that June 2016 shock, and from the broader fears of a breakdown of the 60-year-old European project ignited by the multiple crises confronting it.

Ms. Molinari, who had moved on from the Council to Congress in 1990, shocked the local establishment in 1997 by resigning her seat to become an anchor with CBS News.

We've moved on from the Oscars.

The Senate Democrats have to quickly recover from the shock of the election and move on to taking an active role in the confirmation process.

From all the stress, from the shock that I got when I needed to move out of the apartment.

As the small business community reels from the shock that Britain is to leave the EU, at our startup marketing agency Move Digital it felt as if the ground was caving in on itself.

His wife never recovered from the shock.

She faints from the shock.

Some recovered from the shock.