Sentence examples for move on one from inspiring English sources

I'm always saying you can't just move on one particular data point.

I would play 100 matches at a time, making a move on one board, then moving to the next.

Before we move on, one might ask, if we understand the formation of the Milky Way, does it tell us anything about the other galaxies?

Analysts believe the lifting of the share restrictions would allow Glencore to make a move on one of its potential bid targets, notably Xstrata, down 1.9p at 885p.

Cunningham takes these two aspects of legwork and develops them to extremes nobody has ever approached: his dancers recurrently balance on half-toe (sometimes precariously difficult), and they all stand or move on one bent supporting knee while stretching the other leg this way or that (often with luscious effects of texture and line).

It wasn't clear from the outset whether the endless downpour, which didn't make for great TV (water soaked lenses) or indeed great football (ball failed to move on one side of the pitch in early going), would favour one side over another.

Past is past, we have moved on," one person said.

And while most hoteliers just moved on, one decided to go up against the same-day booking incumbent.

MOVE ON! NO one will always be there for you, except for yourself.

Maybe Twain had moved on, one scholar suggested.

Moving on, one comes to the "Journal," "Activities," and "Sports" sections.