Sentence examples for moves emerged from inspiring English sources

Evan, who had gotten in a couple of dangerous-looking moves, emerged from the water.

The moves emerged after intensive negotiations between Labour MPs and Charles Clarke, the Home Secretary.

The moves emerged as Mr Clegg detailed proposals to require primary schools to achieve higher standards in English and mathematics or risk being officially labelled as under-performing.

The moves emerged as large parts of the capital were paralysed by a 48-hour walk-out by members of the RMT union in protest over job losses on the Tube network.

While no shuffle is exactly the same (that would be a blasphemous insult to the daring originality of this most hallowed art form), several distinctive dance moves emerged under its umbrella.

While no shuffle is exactly the same that would be a blasphemous insult to the daring originality of this most hallowed art form several distinctive dance moves emerged under its umbrella.

The move emerged as a poll found nearly a third of the public would vote for Ukip if they thought it could win in their area.

The move emerged days after experts at Chatham House warned international oil companies they must transform their business or face a "short, brutal" end within 10 years.

But Hawks list manager Graham Wright told reporters last week that Lewis was a contracted and required player after news of the potential move emerged following Sam Mitchell's shock departure to West Coast.

The parents' move emerged after Moore wrote a blog for the Huffington Post in which he suggested that the release of photographs might help shift public opinion in favour of gun control, just as historic evidence of racist killings helped change Americans' views in the 1950s.

But news of Forest's decision to pull out of the move emerged two hours before the 23:00 transfer deadline.