Sentence examples for moved on to doing from inspiring English sources

That was the start of an early passion, after which I moved on to doing illustrations.

Now I've moved on to doing a circuit at the gym before or after work.

Meinwald began his career as a "conventional organic chemist," he said, but moved on to do "collaborative chemistry" with Eisner.

After indecisive but intense fighting for two days, Grant saw the futility of further hostilities in that area and moved on to do battle at Spotsylvania Court House, nearer Richmond.

But Surrealism held little interest for her, and she moved on to do remarkable series of abstract paintings, changing her style to avoid settling into a routine.

Their colleagues may have moved on to do something different.

While the project started off as a team, they all moved on to do other hacks, except Bovenzi.

Delicious, MyBlogLog and Upcoming have been somewhat neglected since being acquired by Yahoo and founders Joshua Schachter, Marcoullier and Baio have all moved on to do other (more successful) things.

Later, Hart moved on to do voice work on the animated television series Jacob Two-Two.

She moved on to do work in public television and taught journalism at several venues.

MR: Now, there was a point where you moved on to do your own thing.