Sentence examples for moves by one from inspiring English sources

"It does give off the appearance that the violence is linked to strategic moves by one or both sides to improve their positions," said Ana Jelenkovic, an associate at the Eurasia Group, a political risk analysis consultancy.

Destroying all progress required 416 moves by one user and was done in 8 minutes of scattering and 47 minutes of piling.

Abercrombie & Fitch has retained Goldman Sachs as an adviser as the troubled clothier assesses potential responses to moves by one of its investors, the activist hedge fund Relational Investors, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.

Still, the downgrades were hardly good news, especially since moves by one ratings agency have often been followed by others.

Almost immediately, the parakoimomenos moved to forestall any moves by one of the powerful Anatolian magnates to seize the throne and reign as a supposed "guardian" of the two young emperors, like Phokas and Tzimiskes had done.

In a world of racketeering politicking, regressive race relations, murderous sinkholes, and unleashed ISIS "The Voice" is people, right there on our TVs, being nice to one another, being moved by one another, eschewing the ironical distance, putting schoolyard bullies to shame, banishing the barriers between the famous and unfamous.

While important movements like the Black Lives Matter campaign continue to keep criminal justice reform in the forefront of our minds, and on the front page of our papers, it is a new move by one congresswoman that has potential to be the real game changer.

It seems like only yesterday that I was moved by one of his epic paintings about the lovers Hero and Leander, at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London.

Griffen wished his child had an Aboriginal superhero story to be moved by, one that stood for more than the adventures of pizza-scoffing heroes in half shells.

The move by one of the key figures in the 2010 intake follows the decision of the shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, to support the Burnham campaign.

His mother went to work dressed head- to-toe in black, commenting that her white colleagues were petrified they'd never seen so many black people moved by one man.