Sentence examples for moved from outside from inspiring English sources
In the 22nd minute, Andrés Guardado moved from outside in and back out with the ball, beating Uruguay midfielder Diego Pérez, who lunged at him, making contact.
Why else were a police and army unit moved from outside a blogger's building after she began to update her friends on Facebook and Twitter, who in turn updated their friends and whipped up a campaign out of nowhere?
D. J. Williams was moved from outside linebacker to the middle to replace him, and although he leads the team in tackles, he is not the heart and soul of the unit the way Wilson was.
When Alaska joined the union nearly 50 years ago, the government determined that the center — the theoretical balance point — had moved from outside Lebanon, Kan., to some inaccessible prairie here in Butte County, 439 miles to the northwest.
If that company moved from outside to inside the downtown restricted area it would get government incentives totaling $579,451 over the term of the lease, an annual savings of $11.11 a square foot.
The W needle can be linearly moved from outside of the chamber, and therefore we can easily vary the distance between the W needle and anode plate.
Another one of those players is Rey Maualuga, who is moving from outside linebacker to middle linebacker in 2011.
Moving from outside of China and select developing markets in south-east Asia and India may also be difficult for Xiaomi, potentially facing legal challenges from Apple.
The ranks of the unemployed are often replenished by those moving from outside the labour force that is, from not looking for work at all into active jobseeking.
And so Agassi played on, and the next year began to turn his career around, moving from outside the world's top 100 into the top 10.
Major retailers are working with a new smartphone application that tracks and offers promotions to shoppers as they move from outside the store, to counters, to cash registers — even inside the dressing room (now that's persistence).
