Sentence examples for move to retrieve from inspiring English sources

But whether she will move to retrieve the boy is uncertain, given the atmosphere in the neighborhood where he has been living.

In Parliament, and with reporters later, Mr. Salmond described the referendum plan as a move to retrieve the independence that Scottish kingdoms had defended for 1,000 years before the merger that created the United Kingdom.

In 2008, the duke moved to retrieve and sell them.

Crabs typically stopped eating (as judged by reduced movement of mouth parts) after 45 60 min. At t = 180 min, any remaining food was removed from the tank, even if the crab had to be moved to retrieve it.

It was not precisely clear when agents would move in to retrieve the child, but the operation seemed likely at any time.

In the past, many jobs demanded that one get up and move around - to retrieve a file, talk to a colleague, consult a chart.

As the bags go around, a young man spots his and moves in to retrieve it.

When Parker moves upstage to retrieve something from a filing cabinet, she looks like a woman who has never worked in an office before.

Police and emergency personnel moved in to retrieve the bodies.

Some of the ammunition fell beyond the perimeter but for some reason men who moved out to retrieve it were not fired upon.

But he was charged with five passed balls in 44 games that season, and Stengel said he had never seen a catcher move so quickly to retrieve passed balls.