Sentence examples for move on thanks from inspiring English sources
Also, Bill and Sookie – get a move on, thanks.
Once dubbed "Dullsville", Perth, Australia's sunniest state capital has moved on, thanks to its many independent bars and revitalised neighbourhoods.
From then on, thanks largely to the press, carnival moved from being a story about culture to one about crime and race.
That he has moved on is thanks in part to landmark shows, the likes of his main-stage set at Glastonbury 2007, which have seen him raise his game.
Bhagat might have moved on, but thanks to his wide reach, the impact of his statements threaten to endure in insidious ways.
Let's all move on.' " Thanks partly to that quality control, "Barney Miller" became one of a handful of series that rated the designation "Never Jumped" on the defunct "Jump the Shark" Web site, devoted to ineluctable moments when TV shows inevitably slide downhill.
"Or, 'You're young, you got to move on.' Thanks for telling me that.
A similar narrative underpins both 1997's sobfest Good Will Hunting, in which Matt Damon's troubled maths prodigy makes peace with his demons, thanks to his relationship with an equally troubled therapist (Robin Williams) and 2002's Antwone Fisher, in which Derek Luke's angry young seaman learns how to move on from his past, thanks to psychiatrist Denzel Washington.
