Sentence examples for move on was from inspiring English sources

'Cop it and move on,' was one of his oft-used lines after the first two Tests, while 'putting the tour in perspective' became the theme of the last week.

His eagerness to move on was palpable.

For me to move on was a hard thing to do.

What enabled her to move on was a pep talk from her mother.

To prove to myself I could write and be able to move on was big for me.

He lived in Bordeaux for the entire six months of the Papon trial, when, he finds, the local urge to forget, to move on, was faltering.

"Move on" is practically the national mantra.

How fast things will move on is another question, however.

That Octavian will move on is clear from the beginning.

"Whether people move on is up to the nationalists," adds Mr McDougall at Better Together.

"Simply to shrug shoulders and say that's bad luck and move on is not acceptable".