Sentence examples for move on quicker from inspiring English sources
There are two possibilities here: the feelings will move on quicker, easier, and with less pain if you allow yourself to just be friends with them, or hanging out with them right now could just deepen the feelings.
Just say, 'I'm against abortion,' and move on quick".
Off-screen Quinlan was not happy with the fact Gilly is trying to move on quick, of this he states: "I thought it was a bit harsh, it feels like it's a little too soon, doesn't it?
When you are away from her she will think about you (and miss you) and by doing these things you give yourself some social insurance that IF things don't work out you will be able to move on quick enough.
Lambert told BBC Radio Norfolk : "I've always said whether you win, lose or draw, you move on as quick as you can.
"It's hard to believe how quick things have moved on for me since signing my first contract". Watkin played his youth rugby for Bryncethin RFC, Bridgend College and the Ospreys' age-grade set-up, while he attended school at Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Llangynwyd.
I just wish we could move on past it quicker.
As a captain I was thinking, 'What is the right or wrong thing to do here?'" Daniel Vettori, New Zealand's captain, who had celebrated victory in choice Anglo-Saxon, said that their last-ball win had permitted life to "move on a lot quicker".
Having conquered one Vezina Trophy candidate in the last round, Henrik Lundqvist, the Devils moved on to Quick, who survived an early lull to make 17 saves.
I can't move on without a quick word on poetry: like my fellow poet-critic Dan Chiasson, I loved Frank Bidart's "Metaphysical Dog," a marvelous collection of poems by a masterful poet; it was his best book in years, at once troubling and lovely.
