Sentence examples for moved to something from inspiring English sources

What if the high jump, triple jump, shot put, pole vault, and a handful of the other more self-contained events were moved to something more contextually appropriate — like a tennis stadium?

Once vendors started taking security patches seriously, the research community (university researchers, security consultants, and informal hackers) moved to something called "responsible disclosure".

The company moved to something totally different with the Premiere and the older platforms might not get all the goodies as the new model.

If Apple moved to something smaller, such as a Mini Dock Connector or even MicroUSB, this would allow for a larger range of designs.

It makes some sense, since we weren't going to pronounce "2000" as "twenty hundred," but for whatever reason, going forward, we never moved to something like "twenty-oh-one" for "2001" and so forth.

Chances are you're saying "nineteen-oh-nine". It makes some sense, since we weren't going to pronounce "2000" as "twenty hundred," but for whatever reason, going forward, we never moved to something like "twenty-oh-one" for "2001" and so forth.

ANN: (Moving to something).

Then she moves to something else.

"I think we can move to something more challenging".

If you stagnate, you're better off moving to something else.

From suburban isolation we move to something on much bigger scale.