Sentence examples for move to all from inspiring English sources

I would love to see the meat move to all grass, because ruminants are made to eat grass.

"Won't it be great to see blue sky and the clouds and trees outside when you wake up from some procedure?" The move to all private rooms is a response to new national standards calling for single-bed rooms when hospitals are creating new patient accommodations.

"The computer industry is going through a historic move to all computing being mobile," says Sean Maloney, executive vice president and Intel's chief sales and marketing officer in an interview with Forbes.com.

Globally the proportion is around 80%, though airlines hope to move to all-electronic tickets before long.

He protected the exchange's open-cry auction system, which many deemed outdated and rife with human error, against the near universal move to all-electronic trading.

Many wealthy merchants and leading urban notables from Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem fled to Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan, while the middle class tended to move to all-Arab towns such as Nāblus and Nazareth.

"For some time, it has been clear that telecommunications is going to move to all-digital Internet technology," said Kevin Werbach, an associate professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a former official at the Federal Communications Commission.

But the BMA's junior doctors committee decided last month to move to all-out strikes at the end of this month to try to force Hunt to drop his plan to impose the contract, which they claim is unfair on doctors and unsafe for patients.

First, natives may be willing to move to all-native neighborhoods and pay a premium to avoid immigrants (decentralized discrimination).

Clarke told the Guardian:  "Fans do believe they have lost something in the move to all-seating.

"Our strong advice to Dublin and London is move now, move decisively, move to all-party, two government talks.