Sentence examples for move presents from inspiring English sources

This move presents a real opportunity for both Cole and Coventry City.

The move presents potentially thorny questions for the administration of the current governor, Mario Cuomo's son, especially because the investment group plans a new line of lending directed at struggling municipal governments in the state.

This month it sold its 20% stake in Airbus, a troubled maker of (mostly) civilian jets, freeing up cash for more American acquisitions.But the move presents its own risks.

Yisrael Ziv, a former head of operations for the Israeli military, said Saturday that as the number of targets reachable from the air shrank, Israel may soon "have to go in on the ground," but cautioned that the move presents greater risks.

Setting to one side the truth or otherwise of this contention (personally I think it's only the social being that is narrated – to ourselves we are always "such stuff as dreams are made of"), for a man who views his life in dramatic terms, On the Move presents the reader with some quite startling narrative leaps.

"In the two years he has been at the club, he has not played as many games as he would have liked and this move presents him with the chance to play some regular football.

In the film, people's irises are read while they're on the move, presenting the extra challenge of movement and resolution.

Moments later an inventive set-piece move presented Allardyce's side with another chance but Collins could not apply a decisive touch.

While it's been more than five years since Mr. Move presented a "Martha@... ...... show in New York, his appearances as Graham have continued around the world.

Microsoft's Java move presented PC makers with another choice that must be made quickly prior to the introduction of Windows XP in October: install the Java software themselves or drop a technology that many consumers find useful.

The director of news position, which became vacant after Hall's decision to move present incumbent Helen Boaden to the job of director of radio, has fewer clear internal candidates.