Sentence examples for moved upon from inspiring English sources
In December 1938 they moved upon Catalonia in the northeast, forcing the Republican armies there northward toward France.
In theory, there are many places he could have moved upon retirement, but he didn't really consider them.
And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters... ......In the Soviet Union back then, things were quite different.
He was travelling on the No. 83 Up Howrah-Ranchi Express to visit his grandparents in Jamshedpur, where they had moved upon his grandfather's retirement from the university.
HOW MUCH -- $14,500 This 450-square-foot log cabin is offered without the land that it sits on; it must be moved upon purchase.
A few blocks west on S Street is the Woodrow Wilson House — the city's only presidential museum — where President Wilson moved upon vacating the White House in 1921.
The light Is moving and not moving upon the water.
These vagabonds of the sky fascinated 18th century astronomers because of their elliptical orbits, rather than the nearly circular orbits that the planets move upon.
"If they continue on the path that they've been moving upon they would end up in an adult correctional facility.
Yet the movie doesn't tell a story of individuals but, rather, of ciphers, whom Pawlikowski moves upon a chessboard of history.
He endorses eco-critical perspectives, quoting D. H. Lawrence: "There exists a great background, vital and wild, which matters more than the people who move upon it".
