Sentence examples for moved on which from inspiring English sources

I suspect one or more has moved on, which means that in the last few months, at least half of the executive team of Palm is gone.

But the international news media has moved on – which is sad since now they're killing journalists".

But more and more, it seems like the mobile world has moved on, which could accelerate internal tension between Android and Chrome OS inside Google.

"A generation of leadership has moved on, which presents short-term challenges," he said, "but it also opens us up to new thinking and a more diverse government".

Diego Forlán, Sergio Agüero, and more recently Radamel Falcao have had phenomenal seasons in Atletico's red and white stripes, then moved on, which both profited the players and allowed the Madrid club to pay off some of its debts.

The hoardings' computer-generated images show fans milling about the huge silvery spaceship of the promised future building, but the names on their shirts are of players who have moved on, which tells you both that the club gets quickly through its playing staff and that the plan has been some time in the making.

They formed a grassroots organisation, Move On, which sought to revive the party post-Clinton.

Even Sen. Clinton looked uncomfortable, gesturing to Obama to move on, which he did.

He is the type to move on, which, it seems, he is about to do.

Finally we're told we have to move on, which I can see makes Haze bristle.

You are able to deal with issues and move on, which I appreciate.