Sentence examples for move professor from inspiring English sources

Your move, Professor Bebchuk.

"He gained some equilibrium from being able to move," Professor Pinsker said.

The I.B.M. move, Professor Kanter said, is part of a broader evolution in corporate-worker relations.

It was not immediately clear where the travelers could go after their eviction, and there was still some resistance among them and their sympathizers to the move, Professor Home said.

The savvier move, Professor Fleischer explained, would be to have the L.L.C. donate the appreciated shares to charity, which would generate a deduction at fair market value of the stock without triggering any tax.

"It's a tense situation, people are scared and moving," Professor Alpert said.

"It is a political move," said Professor Pasquino.

To make that claim, you have to make the move that Professor King makes, further down in the Smithsonian piece, and assume that the evidence we conspicuously don't have is somehow more telling than the sources that actually survived: The question the discovery raises, King told me, is, "Why is it that only the literature that said he was celibate survived?

But it is also an honest move: the Professor has shown a great deal of skepticism when it comes to more newfangled approaches to ethics.

"This sounds to me like a very progressive and very needed move," said Professor Kosali Simon, a health economist at Indiana University, of the recommendations.

As Harry and other main characters propel you along with the promise of seeing a quidditch match, you move through Professor Sprout's greenhouse, past the enormous golden griffin into Dumbledore's office, through the hall of moving portraits and into the defense against the dark arts classroom.