Sentence examples for move was named from inspiring English sources

The move was named after Lawrence Herkimer, who basically invented the modern cheerleader.

The move was named by Mitsuharu Misawa but there is no direct translation into English for his Japanese language name for the move, "エメラルドフロウジョン (Emeraludo Furoujon)".

One move was naming Michael Sears, the chief financial officer of Boeing, to the board as an independent director.

Which, frankly, was the move so awesome all other moves were named after it.

I later learned that their dances and aerial moves were named "the part-time stripper," "walking on air" and "the Kid and Larry".

Exeter must be the only professional team where back-line moves are named after curry dishes and weekly cake-eating sessions are positively encouraged.

I later learned that their dances and aerial moves were named "the part-time stripper," "walking on air" and "the Kid and Larry". Their physicality, bravado and humor captivated me.

The moves are named and described as follows: Motive: Statement indicating why the research was done (e.g., a gap in knowledge, contradictory results).

In the most significant move, Nick Scheele, 57, was named a group vice president in charge of Ford's North American operations.

In the unexpected move, Mr. Lynch, 39, was named to the top spot a little over a year after arriving at the company with no experience in the book business.

Roger Ebert, EX'70, in his first year as the Chicago Sun-Times film critic, called Home for Life "extraordinarily moving," and it was named Best American Film at the 1967 Chicago International Film Festival.