Sentence examples for moved a good from inspiring English sources

In fact, we've even moved a good ways away from the informal charismatic kind of house churches planted by the apostle Paul.

Wall Street banks moved a good chunk of their operations to the City (London's ancient financial district) and Canary Wharf; London became a hub in areas such as fund management and derivatives trading.

He has moved a good way from his first defiance, agreeing in principle to some kind of UNSCOM-plus solution (though not, as yet, an acceptable one) but insisting on a two-month deadline, which is also unacceptable.

Chesapeake employs 550 people in eastern Ohio, according to company records: Mr. Ault said that if Chesapeake moved a good portion of them into the field office, the company would become Louisville's second-largest employer next to the city's public schools, which have 618 teachers and staff members.

Her hostile neighbors get suspicious of a man's hat ("It's been moved a good inch to the right since I saw it last Tuesday"), and she is eventually driven out of town, only to end up in Derbyshire and a new life.

If historians still don't quite go "All the Way with LBJ," as his 1964 campaign slogan would have it, they have moved a good part of the way in his direction since he departed the White House in 1969, leaving behind a country torn by the Vietnam War and weary of the conflicts the 1960s unleashed.

Moving a good idea through to regulatory approval is insufficient to ensuring the invention reaches patients.

"I'd move a good meter away from the bank, if I were you," he said and smiled.

Moving and Friendship: Is moving a good way to make new friends?

"It's moving in a good direction," he said.

Three lines were moving at a good pace.