Sentence examples for moved on to it from inspiring English sources

And technology changes so quickly that by the time the bureaucracy at the institution is up to speed, Dungy said, something new has come out and the students have moved on to it.

Many have taken matters into their own hands, including some in the village of Meriden, in Warwickshire.As at Dale Farm, a group of gypsies bought greenbelt land and moved on to it in May, applying only after that for permission to set up their caravans there.

They moved on to it on 30 April but had to stop development after residents began a picket.

She started with: "It was a mistake," then moved on to: "It was something that should not have been done," both of which are about as passive as possible.

It used the science to bolster its story and moved on to what it was really about.

This proved so successful in Brooklyn that it moved on to Broadway, where it ran for 740 performances.

And that's before it moves on to its new prospect off Mauritania's Atlantic coast.

After earning Sacred Fools the air conditioner in 2008, it moved on to the Geffen, where it ran for eight months.

Now he has moved on to machines, but it starts with nature.

When we moved on to high school, it was great having each other to lean on.

The Alsos Mission then moved on to Italy, where it was assigned to Major General Kenyon A. Joyce's Allied Control Commission.