Sentence examples for moved that much from inspiring English sources

"The form hasn't moved that much.

Throughout a city of divided baseball loyalties, offices and households riven by opposing team allegiances moved that much closer to their battle stations.

But the battle-lines have not moved that much and the biggest impact of the Russian action is to make it clear that Assad is not going to lose the war, if this was ever on the cards.

Then, there is Paula Temple closing the festival with the most unrepentantly dark techno I've ever moved that much to, making Kangding Ray's set seem as refreshing as a glass of iced cucumber water.

When it comes to names gay and lesbian people can give their partners, the needle has not moved that much.

Sure, Mr Abe can tout the fact that unemployment levels are at near four decade lows but salaries still aren't moving that much higher.

"Older people don't move that much," said William Frey, demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program.

"We want to play fast all the time, but adding those legs that can move that much quicker is going to help," Getzlaf said.

Less gas will be used to travel farther if your car can move that much farther.

If this was Durant, and not Iguodala, we wouldn't have seen a double-clutch move; that much is certain.

It will make the line move that much faster.