Sentence examples for move on to run from inspiring English sources

To say the Independent is "boring" implies that the title is somehow nothing to do with him, and to suggest that its editor, Simon Kelner, may move on to run the planned foundation is hardly conducive to a stable newsroom.

Both are bald and golden-skinned, and wore bright clothes from the line owned by Russell....Run's play, which he will co-produce and which is slated to open next spring, will begin with a Run D.M.C. concert and move on to Run's raucous life backstage (not his 1991 indictment for rape; the case was thrown out of court) and his transformation.

McNally moved on to run the bustling midtown media cafeteria 44.

Starting as a social worker, he moved into management before moving on to run an NHS hospital in the 1980s.

He was head of the body in charge of Mid Staffordshire hospital for just ten months before moving on to run the national service.

He moved on to run his own small engineering company, Concentric, and returned to Rover in 2000 with the Phoenix takeover.

A 17-year-veteran of Goldman Sachs and the son of a former partner, Mnuchin moved on to run a hedge fund and now invests in Hollywood movies.

He served for less than two months as general counsel, moving on to run corporate and investment banking and wealth management in January 2009, only to shift to running the consumer bank in August 2009.

When Sarah Brown, married to the then Chancellor of the Exchequer and pregnant with her first child, retired from the business in 2001, Scott Lidgett moved on to run the arts subsidiary of the communications giant Brunswick.

Here she established herself as a feisty, fun and supremely effective advocate, she moved on to run Oxfam's office in Brussels pushing the EU to do more for the world's poorest.

"Obviously, the people I am closest with tend to be those people I've worked with over the years," she says, adding that many of them have moved on to run other lotteries and into leadership positions at vendor companies.