Sentence examples for move that leads from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Morin said that "any move that leads towards greater European co-operation can only come as good news to M Morin, who is a convinced European".

At a developer conference in Beijing on Monday, Intel described plans to feature a "system on a chip" in the coming quarters, a move that leads to increased efficiency, lower prices and less energy use.

In our chess game against big carbon, carbon pricing is the move that leads to checkmate.

This can be more of a sexual move that leads to more, or you can just touch her thighs for the sake of it.

On the basis of evaluations, one would choose the move that led to the "best" final configuration.

And while Momo got a penalty for Las Palmas, the 18-man move that led to it was pretty impressive.

In the 52nd minute Hebberd was again at the centre of the move that led to an Oxford goal.

One reason is that it revamped its American operations last year, a move that led analysts to deduce that it was trying to skirt United States regulations.

Mr. Rudd abandoned that policy when he became prime minister for the first time in 2007, a move that led to a surge in the number of arrivals.

A similar U.N. special envoy was appointed for the 1988 Geneva Accord, a move that led to the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Of those, George Boyd was the standout - starting the move that led to the opener and adding an assist for the second in an impressive all-round performance.