Sentence examples for move or so from inspiring English sources

A prudent preventive move, or so the district assumed.

Even the Joshua trees, sham dead, now begin to move; or so it seems to the girl, whose blinded eyes keep stuttering.

The town, I knew, would be choked with traffic - it always is - and loud with noise but, from this height, not a sound could be heard, nothing moved, or so it seemed, and the place looked like a fairy town, bedecked with lights, where everyone must be happy and healthy.

Up and running, the group's next move - or so legend has it - was persuading their people to put it about that sessions for New Order's album Waiting For the Sirens Call were delayed because the songs 'weren't as good as the Killers'.

"There was all the hype surrounding Gareth and whether he will move or not, so there were a lot of people there who would not normally be there.

"I was just trying to defend my position and I didn't make any sudden move or anything, so there was all the time in the world for the other cars to move away from me".

At least things have moved on, or so one might have thought.

All I can do is move house every month or so and move cities.

You're barely moving left or right, just moving an inch or so back and forth... people forget that when they have an AK out, and they move back and forth several inches, making them an easy target.

Black Pat lies on his victims so they can't move, or eats loudly so they can't concentrate; he ruins Esther's home by scratching the carpet and leaving fur about the place; he tells bad jokes.

It took two 18-wheelers to move the 200 or so pots to their new home.