Sentence examples for move that far from inspiring English sources

"We can't move that far away".

CURRENCIES don't normally move that far on a daily basis 2 to 3% is a big shift.

"To move that far that fast was unprecedented," Frederic Mishkin, the Columbia professor and former Fed governor, said.

They don't want to find out, because if you did have oil move that far north... the chain reaction can come back to a price collapse again".

Her son was placed in a cradle next to her. "I just had to lean over to get him out, but it's harder when you can't move that far," she says.

The troops from Charlie Company had yet to move that far south, Baker said.

Union officials have already come under fire from some high-powered agents for moving that far.

In an astonishing move that was far from his first offence of the sort, Mr West took to the stage at last year's ceremony as Ms Swift accepted the Best Female Video gong, grabbed the microphone, and bluntly told the viewing public that Beyoncé had been robbed.

While this is effective, it is a controversial move that so far is not being considered in Northern Ireland.

General Manager Terry Bradway said the Jets did not try to move up that far because the price was too great.

In a move that presages a far broader shift in policies, his government halted work in September on a $3.6 billion dam under construction on the Irrawaddy River by a Chinese state company.