Sentence examples for moved from small from inspiring English sources

He also moved from small forward back to shooting guard to replace Kerry Kittles.

Augustus lost 20 pounds, moved from small forward to shooting guard and played the entire season at full health.

But as the show moved from small black boxes to slightly larger black boxes to, now for the third year, the Ailey, it picked up better-known names.

He moved from small campaigns to larger ones, eventually working for the Republican National Committee and the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Groups of golden lion tamarins in Brazil were moved from small threatened forests to larger uninhabited and protected forests as logging, agriculture and industry encroached on their habitat.

The role of these genes is unknown, but they could have changed in response to the social transition as people moved from small hunter-gatherer groups a hundred strong to villages and towns inhabited by several thousand, Dr. Laland said.

Three months after many Democrats and Mr. Kerry himself thought he was rolling to the Democratic presidential nomination, he is frequently stuck in the shadow of an opponent who has moved from small-bore annoyance to potential threat.

"Sovereign stress has moved from smaller economies to some of the larger E.U. countries".

"Sovereign stress has moved from smaller economies to some of the larger countries," Mr. Trichet told European lawmakers.

With regard to the reliability of treatment implementation, Mosteller, reports that after the first year of the study some "incompatible children" were moved from smaller to larger class size, which might have increased the differences between means and effect sizes.

Danielle: It was fall of 2000, and I was a wide-eyed freshman at Georgetown University, having moved from small-town Ohio to attend my dream school.