Sentence examples for move to a decent from inspiring English sources

The salary meant we could move to a decent place.

"I'd like to move to a decent neighborhood where my children have a better place to live".

She says that when they win $15 an hour, the first thing she'll do is "move to a decent place to live and be in a neighborhood with good schools".

I've moved to a decent room in the city centre, for which I pay 100 pesos a month.

Conductor William Christie brings the score dazzlingly to life, moving at a decent clip through buoyant, triple-time dances and aching laments.

Thirty years on, the Discworld has grown so solid and so weighty that any new novel has to exert a great deal of narrative power just to get that world moving at a decent pace.

They had immigrated here from Italy as teenagers, and his father made a hard living in the garment industry and moved his family to a decent working-class neighborhood in Port Chester.

They are already moving at a decent pace, do high quality work and have shown an openness to new ideas, as long as they are sensible.

While there, he observed something curious: a car moving at a decent clip down the street with a man running behind it, clinging to a bar welded to the bumper.

But by keeping the action moving at a decent pace, and the FBI joining dots quickly, that cat and mouse feeling essential to the show was maintained.

Graphically, if you discount the occasional clipping and camera angle issues, Ride manages to sit somewhere in between Crazy Taxi and the previous Tony Hawk games in terms of realism and moves at a decent frame rate throughout.