Sentence examples for move on later from inspiring English sources

They would be placed on engineering projects and would move on later," Darden continues.

Move on later to Teen Vogue, Ellegirl, or Elle.

If the show is renewed for a second season or more and moves on later into the '20s, Mr. Giordano assumes that the music will advance with it.

In 2004 he returned to Brazil for a brief stint with Cruzeiro before moving on later that year to Greece, where he played first for Olympiacos and then for AEK Athens.

Once the recordings started on Day 1, CA1 tetrodes were never moved again on later recording days, but V1 tetrodes were moved no more than 125 µm a day to sample cells in different layers of V1.

Earlier this month, McClure told me that 500 Startups was seeing about 15percentto20percentcent of its investments move on to later rounds of funding, but as it matures it expects that to increase to about 25percentt.

"Elections were good enough to move on," Choute later said.

"This is not a ritual for me, where you just come on camera and say you're sorry and you hope to move on," Kurtz later added.

Then, years later, they moved on to sharing complaints at the local baseball games about homework or messy bedrooms.

When we spotted it, we made a quick set of photographs, moved on and later began showing the images around.

Having taken on virginity, pregnancy, and wedlock, Apatow has moved on to later stages of the life-cycle — divorce and death.