Sentence examples for moved up with from inspiring English sources

NOTES Because of the threat of rain, the Sunday tee times were moved up, with the first threesome scheduled to start at 7 a.m. and the leaders at 9 01 a.m...

The tee boxes on two of the longest par-threes were moved up, with No. 3 reduced from 246 yards to 203 and No. 17 cut from 243 to 206.

I was very happy when I went to the fourth grade and she moved up with the class.

Four strokes back and tied for third are Phil Mickelson, who moved up with a round of 66, and Sean O'Hair, who double-bogeyed the 17th hole to finish with a 70.

Colchester also moved up with a 3-0 win at Cheltenham, goals from Craig Slater, Brennan Dickenson and Tom Eastman sending the Robins – who had Harry Pell sent off late on – into the bottom two.

But the ratings quickly moved up with the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, turmoil in the Middle East, the presidential debates and, finally, into crescendo when the election fell into dispute.

You need to move up with your family.

Like the Waldorf schools, teachers move up with the same children year after year.

"They move up with the dollar so it is one of the few safe places for people to store their cash".

Then there was the embarrassment of none of the most senior corporate leaders of the project being prepared to up sticks and move up with it.

Their 24-year-old son and his wife also live and work on the farm, and their 27-year-old daughter, a public school teacher in Brooklyn, is planning to move up with her husband to open a restaurant.