Sentence examples for move that usually from inspiring English sources

Mr. Critz, in the sort of frenemy move that usually comes when members of different parties face off, tried, unsuccessfully, to get Mr. Altmire removed from the primary ballot by challenging his petition signatures.

Moulded into a sort of doo-wop throwback in 2009 for her debut Travelling Like the Light, she then scrapped a major label follow-up, citing creative differences, a move that usually leads to years in the wilderness.

Charitable commitment is low even though ABS farms out its printing, a move that usually increases efficiencies.

And the Murdochs' naming of a new, permanent Fox News leadership team on Friday — Bill Shine and Jack Abernethy — was the sort of move that usually brings closure.

Some who survive are released to their families, a move that is usually a death sentence.

Watch out for Roar of Time (or Spacial Rend if battling Palkia) because it is very powerful move that can usually One Hit KO your Pokemon.

ORAL APPLIANCES These are form-fitting mouthguards that usually move your lower jaw forward to increase space around your airways.

There are physical signs, too: coal and iron ore and other commodities are piling up at Chinese ports, and the huge fleet of coastal ships that usually move them around have been forced to venture beyond the Chinese seaboard, sailing out to look for new business — the freight equivalent of deer wandering out of the woods in search of food.

The new observation supports a 30-year-old hypothesis that upright walking first evolved in the trees, in the ancestor common to all the great apes that usually moved on all fours but occasionally walked upright.

After an electoral recall of some of the court's most progressive members, New Jersey emerged as a court that litigants could look to for well-reasoned, thoughtful decisions that usually moved civil and legal rights forward.

The CBOE Volatility Index <.vix>, known as the VIX, Wall Street's favorite barometer of market anxiety that usually moves in an inverse relationship with the S&P 500, is in a long-term decline with its 200-day moving average at its lowest in five years.