Sentence examples for move which we from inspiring English sources
The move, which we understand will be funded by "spending cuts" rather than tax rises elsewhere, is likely to be a major part of the Conservative's economic election platform.
Now both 14...Nxc4 and 14...Bxc7 would be very pleasant for Black but the accursed silicon had no trouble in finding a move which we mere humans have great difficulty in seeing: 14...Bxh2!! won a vital pawn after 15 Bxh2 Nxc4 16 RDeep6 Deep Thought consolidated quite easily and went on to win.
This is actually the second song about our big move (which we really appreciate).
We compare the search account with poststructuralist accounts of the accidental move, which we argue have greater currency in certain schools of thinking about design.
But most books were coming along for the move, which means we stacked them, tried not to make the boxes too heavy (and failed, in at least one noisy and destructive-to-box-and-toes incident) and drove them down one driveway and up another, where we sorted and reshelved.
We think [this] represents a very sensible strategic move, one which we applaud.
"It's not easy to reach these people, so we need to have the operational capacity to move around, which we are now addressing very seriously".
These tourists have expressed to us in moving letters, which we preserve and treasure, their excitement in seeing the saplings that have grown into mature trees".
"Perhaps there is unfinished business here he feels he needs to conclude before he moves away, which we would be delighted to accommodate".
This result satisfies all the stringent requirements, such as permitting the use of the exact geometry and kinematics of the moving body, which we have set as our goal in the derivation of useful acoustic formulas for the prediction of rotating blade and airframe noise.
The degree of asynchronicity in rainforest and dry forest NDVI was identified by subtracting dry forest NDVI from rainforest NDVI using 3-month moving averages, which we have defined as ΔNDVI.
