Sentence examples for move on to the next case from inspiring English sources

A geriatric manager can swoop in, figure out what needs fixing and move on to the next case.

Then, as soon as the surgery is over you have to move on to the next case and repeat the process.

Another said, that's just the way surgeons are -- clinical, matter-of-fact and eager to move on to the next case.

A veteran judge describes a day in his courtroom: "You hear the district attorney make their pitch; you hear the defense attorney make their pitch; and then, within literally a minute, you basically have to make up your mind so that you can move on to the next case".

For now, Casey Anthony and her handlers, whoever they are (how long before her attorneys move on to the next case?), are left discussing name changes, how to alter her appearance and whether to undergo surgical modifications.

"A lot of federal prosecutors were used to just charging a mandatory minimum and using that as leverage to get people to cooperate with us, plead guilty, and move on to the next case, and it will not be as easy for us to do that," Tim Heaphy, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, said in a recent interview.

And the judge moves on to the next case.

Then Dr. Ball was asked to examine what he would do differently and the conference moved on to the next case.

The court moves on to the next case.

The nurse ward-head read the prescription chart to me and moved on to the next case.

On to the next case.