Sentence examples for move on used from inspiring English sources
Some tracks were composed using Eno and Peter Schmidt's Oblique Strategies cards: "Boys Keep Swinging" entailed band members swapping instruments, "Move On" used the chords from Bowie's early composition "All the Young Dudes" played backwards, and "Red Money" took backing tracks from "Sister Midnight", a piece previously composed with Iggy Pop.
Once you are ready to move on, use the dash and roll when possible.
In a sign of his embrace of the evolution in attitudes toward marijuana, Sisolak didn't simply pay lip service by issuing a statement voicing support for the industry before moving on, as used to be the rotuine for candidates.
A writer can weigh opinions as he moves on, use footnotes to explain or to clarify, and give a balanced judgment in his conclusion.
Terming the move on use of Hindi as being "against letter and spirit" of the Official Languages Act the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa cautioned that this direction may "cause disquiet to the people of Tamil Nadu who are very proud of and passionate about their linguistic heritage".
In conclusion, we discovered that a spider can smoothly move on water using its legs as sails and stop using its silk as anchor (Fig. 1).
Dark Pulse is a STAB move to use on Psychics & Ghosts, & is almost unresistant in the ubers.
We use the word 'factor' in the methods section as this refers to the statistical output from the principal components analysis, but move on to using the term 'account' in the results and discussion sections to reflect the change from a statistical analysis to a qualitative interpretation of viewpoints.
Gatemore also wants the retailer to accelerate plans to shut unprofitable stores and to "move on" from using its well-known FCUK label.
"The most helpful way to experience regret is to feel it deeply, get over it quickly and move on and use it to push you to new behaviors that are going to be helpful".
If you've tried those, you might move on to using recycled paper, or even something exotic like paper made from elephant waste (which packs a bit of humor).
