Sentence examples for move to full from inspiring English sources
The current hearings are the final step before the cases move to full trial next year.
To deliver quality architecture to the vast majority of people, the building industry should move to full industrialization.
Its move to full colour follows an increase in its cover price to £1.
As a practical matter, it could prove difficult to move to full democracy without provoking China.
Some "will start using it as a weekend house and gradually make the move to full time".
Timmer said the move to full ITV ownership will allow the company to make even more ambitious dramas.
Rather than a sign of problems with the business, he said, the move to full-price is "an opportunity to sell more things to the same person".
There is no hard timetable for the lower-paid workers to move to full-wage status, but it could take years.
Though he still works about 12 hours a day, the move to full-time chocolate suits him, not to mention the public.
High street shops are beginning to gain confidence in moving away from big promotions and sales as the strong contenders in the market, such as John Lewis, drive a move to full-price.
But he gave no indication that the agency would reverse its move to full-body scanners, now deployed in 70 of 450 airports in the United States, and physical pat-downs for passengers who object to the scans.
