Sentence examples for moved on that from inspiring English sources

Now it has switched again: with Van Nistelrooy away for the last few months, United have moved in different circles - chiefly out of necessity - and found them extremely rewarding; Van Nistelrooy has returned to find that United have moved on, that the chemistry has been compromised.

It was probably inevitable, as his own life moved on, that he would find the role of author-reporter more fulfilling than that of feature writer on demand, given the latter's requirement of hours rather than months to turn a rich idea around.

"But at the moment no-one has moved on that because it's going to be very expensive to develop - there has to be a strong commercial incentive," he says.

If I could do one thing differently, I would have moved on that 60% and would have been more aware of those differences.

From Sayers I moved on that summer to Raymond Chandler and I forget who else.

When the investment bankers have taken their cheques and moved on, that is the job the managers are left with.

ACCEPT YOUR DESIRE TO MOVE ON!" That moment was my most memorable experience in radio.

Maybe it's always been moving on that line.

"But you move on; that's all you can do.

"You just move on, that's part of politics.

And how quickly do you want to move on that?