Sentence examples for move suggesting a from inspiring English sources

East doubled six hearts as a Lightner move, suggesting a lead in diamonds rather than clubs.

By 6.30pm last night, Mr Clegg had issued a glowing statement in praise of Mr Brown's move, suggesting a "Lib-Lab pact" was an increasingly attractive option.

The move suggested a tactical intelligence that Federer had not counted on.

The sudden move suggests a depth of dysfunction here that is rarely associated with Kansas City, a lively heartland town with a reputation for order.

A commentary on the Web site of the Edinburgh newspaper The Scotsman by Eddie Barnes, a political journalist, said the move suggested a shift in Scottish politics toward "hard-nosed campaigning" in the months leading up to the referendum.

Coming on the heels of Mr. Obama's big victory on health care legislation, Saturday's move suggests a newly emboldened president who is unafraid to provoke a confrontation with the minority party.

The move suggests a strategic shift by Mr. Romney's advisers to seize on other subjects — welfare, Medicare, religion — that might help fire up conservatives while also trying to appeal to wavering swing voters.

Snyder's follow-up to "Watchmen" was the all-C.G.I. "Legends of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole," a PG-rated children's movie — which, as a career move, suggested a desire to get out of the geek sandbox, to see other audiences for a while.

The move suggests a shift away from a focus on austerity in Europe.

Asked if Flint's move suggests a bigger fund is in the works, Flint declines to say, but he concedes that NFX has "big ambitions" and says "it's natural that we'll have to raise more money at some point to do what we want to do".

The NFL Management Council would interpret the language to allow the date to be moved, suggesting a moved date is not a "renegotiation".