Sentence examples for moved it from from inspiring English sources

Officer Kern pressed the baton to Mr. Mineo's left buttock, Officer Maloney said, and moved it "from left to right".

If we moved it from its historic site, we would get beat up a bit.

Just as it was finally finding its footing, NBC moved it from Tuesday to Saturday nights: television hospice.

It was established in 1904 by actor-manager Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, who soon moved it from Haymarket to its present location on Gower Street and set up a presiding council of other leading actors and producers.

To boost its standing, WB moved it from Friday night, when it was shown after the younger-oriented "Sabrina," to Sunday night at 9 30, after the more adult-oriented "Nikki".

Those tight pants, brief hemlines and an Angelina Jolie-style split skirt meant that Balmain kept its body-conscious image, but moved it from club to palace.

The program remained in the Top Ten of the ratings throughout its run in the top three for all but its third season when CBS moved it from Fridays to Wednesdays.

"And he moved it from impossible to difficult".

We moved it from an institutional place to a place that was very close to commerce.

Mr. Marsalis's arrangement of "Slip Slidin' Away" moved it from gospel toward a convincing jazz shuffle.

He moved it from hand to hand, then slipped it into his pocket.