Sentence examples for move on more from inspiring English sources
"Please start moving when I told you to move". On more than one occasion, he had to hit the large red "Abort" button.
"Is there, perhaps, a lesson there for the Hillsborough campaigners?" Trevor Hicks, president of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, who lost two daughters at the match, said: "No-one would like to move on more than the families.
'People move on more now,' he said.
We'd give a brief gloss of his earlier books – Incendiary and The Other Hand – then move on more substantially to the work under consideration: Gold.
Leverkusen sold André Schürrle to Chelsea and Dani Carvajal to Real Madrid earlier in the summer and are not under financial pressure to move on more of their first-team squad.
Before moving on, one more clarification is in order.
But cultural values have moved on, become more consumerist.
On motherhood itself, she is "shocked things haven't moved on more," but relieved that "at least all this is no longer a taboo subject.
It would be odd if the characters moved on more quickly than the fans did.
Aeroplanes have moved on more than a little since the first aviators soared into the sky, clad in leather jackets, caps and goggles.
