Sentence examples for moved to repeat from inspiring English sources

In both cases, marked agony and exhaustion are subsumed by such lasting gratification that you are moved to repeat the process.

There's a second part to the equation: if the stories are compelling enough, then, like Hayes, you may be moved to repeat them.

There is a chance, though, that the bids Enron receives might be so low that it would move to repeat the sale under different terms, Mr. Palmer said.

The move to repeat that performance in biology comes as Japanese pharmaceutical companies are becoming increasingly intertwined with their American and European counterparts.

And as history moves to repeat itself, this might be a good reminder of how good men will always rise against injustice.

Konner is perfectly comfortable segueing from a discussion of Jews who arrived in China 1,000 years ago to an interview with a Brooklyn woman who moved to Alaska, repeating an ancient pattern in which new communities are pioneered by a handful of settlers.

After tipping blue food dye over the meat to mark that it's not fit for human consumption, Goatman hoses the spilt blood into the drain before moving on to repeat the process on a dead foal.

Vibration measurements (M-scans) were made by aiming the OCT at one particular x,y locus and recording a contiguous series of ~1.5 million A-scans, before moving on to repeat the same procedure at subsequent sites if and when required (cf. Fig. 1b).

Some neighbors have razed their land entirely, only to abandon it and move on to repeat the cycle of destruction.

The piece then quickly moves on to repeat one falsehood after another, beginning with the often-quoted and entirely misleading comment that "in 1984, American breadwinners who were sixty-five and over made ten times as much as those under thirty-five.

Make sure the entire light has emerged and then move on to repeat this step with the rest of the strand.