Sentence examples for moved along from from inspiring English sources

The Yankees, as we know, moved along from this Florida afternoon to eliminate the Twins in a three-game Divisional-series sweep, then put away the tough Los Angeles Angels in a thrilling six-game League Championship, and won their satisfying twenty-seventh World Championship, over the defending-champ Phillies, in six.

They've moved along from whatever preventive security product is the current rage -- including gateway, endpoint and firewall products -- yet still struggle to meet the challenges posed by the latest cyber threats.

I just have to move along from where I am".

Hopefully, something will come around and we'll get a center and just move along from there".

The show proceeded sensibly, moving along from a short drum-solo beginning to a full-ensemble blowout at the end.

It is difficult to walk anywhere because the streets are overwhelmed with tourists moving along from the Duomo, via the Uffizi Gallery, to the Ponte Vecchio and back.

The mysterious electric force would move along from his battery through the stretching wire, and switch on the electromagnet waiting at the far end.

Abby said the police were uninformed about the busking laws and kept telling her to move along from her positions on the streets.

"The first mile was steady enough but we were moving along from the five furlongs and my lad stays and he's tough and he tries hard," Joseph O'Brien said.

Imagine a pub, with a row of tables, each offering a different game – singles could move along from one to the other, meeting someone new and playing together for a few moments.

You missed England moving along from their overnight 373-6, to be bowled out for 464.