Sentence examples for moved on it from inspiring English sources
When those actively influencing the conversation through social media movement moved on, it was with the expectation that Nigeria and its allies would remain vigilantly dedicated until this horror of horrors had come to an end.
"Each temporary structure will last many years and, once the children have moved on, it can be used as a community centre, health clinic or even a library".
A gap soon filled: whereas Veronica Wadley, Sewell alleges, was neither admired nor popular, Dacre was "not sympathetic... perhaps respected but not much loved", and when he moved on "it was as though a menacing cloud had been removed".
We've moved on, it says, from pitting working and at-home parents against one another to stirring up unrest between the child-ridden and the child-free — also known as the child-blessed and the childless, depending on your point of view.
It's moved on, it has much more drama and format.
"I was impressed that Rogge moved on it," D'Alessandro said.
For years the Emerson thought that should one member decide to move on, it would disband.
"It's time for teachers to get moving on it".
