Sentence examples for moves by a from inspiring English sources
Aldi's budget tablet launch follows similar moves by a number of other supermarket chains in the UK.
Brachiation, or "arm walking," in which the animal hangs from branches and moves by a series of long swings, is an adaptation seen in gibbons.
Mr. Romney flew from Florida to Nevada, where he mocked Mr. Obama's attacks on him as desperate moves by a losing candidate.
A few "quotas" and face-saving moves by a couple of liberal regimes are not going to change the refugees' plight.
Education policy experts say the board's plan is one of the first such moves by a school board in the country.
In his memoirs, Mr. Kissinger called Mr. Rumsfeld a "skilled full-time politician-bureaucrat" who "thwarted new diplomatic initiatives or military moves by a rigorous insistence on bureaucratic procedures and playing the devil's advocate with respect to every new proposal".
A desperate move by a desperate team.
IT WAS a last-ditch move by a desperate politician.
"Why are we moved by a Cycladic idol?
It has to be moved by a crane".
Were moved by a line of poetry — gone".
