Sentence examples for moved on now from inspiring English sources

Hewitt-Clarkson says the school has moved on now.

"I think that was deliberate by Russell to show that the world has moved on now.

"The days of just asking for the same amount of money to do the same thing … that has moved on now.

And I think we've moved on now - we're not delicate little flowers who sit in the corner and say, "Isn't it terrible what happened to me?" So I don't have much patience with her doing this, I'm afraid.

If this was ever accurate (and it's not a stereotype I have to say I recognise), things have definitely moved on now.

Hamilton said he has moved on now.

Moehring is moving on now.

"However I have to move on now as there is no point dwelling in the past.

Dry your eyes, do the job or move on!" Now, you are a well-informed person.

We can move on now as it gives us a bit of confidence," Allen told BBC Sport.

Pardew said: "Things are definitely moving on now and we expect to be busier between now and the start of the season.