Sentence examples for move on to create from inspiring English sources

Then I realized the fact that I found the ClutterersAnonymous.net 12-step program so riveting probably meant I was ready to move on to create another tool Mr. Allen had mentioned: a to-do list.

My job is to help you heal the physical and emotional effects of cancer and cancer treatment, so you can move on to create a healthy, happy new chapter of your life.

Participants will then move on to create a personal, password protected account on the My Road Ahead website and complete the baseline questionnaires.

Now move on to create the center piece of the necklace.

Hodge said businessmen promoting schemes such as those used by Jimmy Carr, Gary Barlow and Wayne Rooney were winning a "game of cat and mouse" with HMRC, responding to the discovery of their schemes by moving on to create new ones.

There were fewer than 200 of the machines built and sold before Apple moved on to create the Apple-II.

In the ensuing years he continued to evolve as an artist, moving on to create meticulously painted and tightly cropped luminous bits of landscapes and skies (referred to as "Good Paintings"), which he painted in oil on boards.

Nonetheless, Adie pursues her pixilated craft, moving on to create a simulation of Van Gogh's bedroom in Arles -- a sun-dappled Mediterranean refuge that contrasts poignantly with the sunless Mediterranean prison of Taimur Martin.

And when I moved on to create Portfolio for Condé Nast — the magazine company best known for titles like Vanity Fair, Vogue and The New Yorker — half of our top editors were female.

Eventually, that too ran out of steam (although it remained a cult, particularly in Britain) and he moved on to create the detective Harry Rule in The Protectors, filmed in London through the early 1970s.

Both Ross and Hewitt have a long history in the space, as both worked on Netscape, before moving on to create Firefox.