Sentence examples for move to someone else from inspiring English sources
"She'd stand behind the student and watch them draw for a really long time before she'd say anything, and then she'd move into their peripheral vision and they'd look at her and she'd go 'Good!' and move to someone else," Barry laughed.
If you just go to your land once a month, the people will get mad and move to someone else's head.
"If tomorrow I write a report saying, 'Excuse me, I don't see evidence of a crime,' I'm telling you, in exactly one hour I would get a ruling saying the case was being taken from me and moved to someone else".
When data is stored in the "cloud," it is simply being moved to someone else's system.
If Bill Pope's knowledge of the Dutchman's whereabouts can be moved to someone else, perhaps the world as we know it will not have to face inevitable destruction.
Do they get mad or irritated if the centre of attention moves to someone else?
It's important not to move on to someone else without resolving your own issues first and before you know it you will move on.
"They'd start on one person and then move on to someone else".
According to Matthews, "all the young composers, one after another, are called the new Benjamin Britten, until the critics and the media move on to someone else".
It's most likely not personal, so be gracious and move on to someone else suitable.
