Sentence examples for move transferring to from inspiring English sources

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it," Richard McKerrow told the Guardian at the time, "so my first instinct was – why do we have to move?" Transferring to BBC1 did not, self-evidently, break Bake Off, which instead rose perfectly to become the most beloved programme on British television.

Later, now just me at home, rattling around the empty nest and ready for change, I asked to be moved, transferred to a nice neat flat for one.

Imogen, whose favourite subjects at school are physics, maths and history, will be taking four GCSEs this summer before starting a new challenge: she will be moving to Scotland and transferring to their education system, sitting her standard exams next year.

The BBC has made a similar move, transferring thousands of staff to Salford at the start of the decade.

When her therapist moved, she was apprehensive about transferring to the other psychologist in her small town, who would certainly know her prominent ex-boyfriend.

After two to three hours, animals that had completed L4 lethargus as assessed by the resumption of feeding and moving were transferred to experimental plates.

In early 2007, it was Mr. Abner who was on the move: he was transferred to Washington.

"This move transfers the power back to the men on the show specifically designed for the women.

So we moved, and Robert and Anna transferred to their new school.

Then, a year later, she and her mother moved, and she transferred to a different school.

Because these charges are bound to the conductor, the magnetic forces on the moving charges are transferred to the wire.