Sentence examples for move that much from inspiring English sources

If this was Durant, and not Iguodala, we wouldn't have seen a double-clutch move; that much is certain.

It will make the line move that much faster.

I don't think I've ever seen a crowd move that much before! h/t Pulse.

"Older people don't move that much," said William Frey, demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program.

"We want to play fast all the time, but adding those legs that can move that much quicker is going to help," Getzlaf said.

Less gas will be used to travel farther if your car can move that much farther.

Sure, Mr Abe can tout the fact that unemployment levels are at near four decade lows but salaries still aren't moving that much higher.

In a move that says much about how he worked, Moggi hired as an assistant the baker who had once taken him to games.

Commonly used on microbes, this technique was first applied to a vertebrate genome--the human's--by Celera, a move that created much controversy.

And he's also pushing specific ideas to expand healthcare coverage to hundreds of thousands of still-uninsured Californians — a move that seems much more do-able.

I don't have to move around that much".