Sentence examples for moves of all from inspiring English sources

Never shy about expressing his opinions, Ted Turner last week called President Bush's decision to invade Iraq one of the "dumbest moves of all time".

McKibben says: "BP's 'beyond petroleum' shtick was one of the great PR moves of all time, but it never amounted to anything – nor will the pious purring noises they're making now," he argues.

Moreover, in order to help identify attackers, videos replaying the moves of all users have been produced (see Additional files 1 and 2).

Sheng Long was stated to feature the special moves of all the fighters, such as Chun-Li's "Spinning Bird Kick" and Sagat's "Tiger Shot", but inflict more damage.

Calling their attempt to subvert the rules "one of the shadiest moves of all time," Oliver at least credited the opposition's with being consistent.

Our Founding Fathers said it best: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, and that dads have the sickest dance moves of all".

But wasn't introducing Qwikster the way you did the most arrogant move of all?

Most moving of all was David Hallberg, the man Herrera dumped for Gomes.

And in perhaps the most un-Hollywood move of all, Mr. Russell allowed a reporter to watch.

Most moving of all, in its bright clarity, is Hugo von Hofmann-sthal's "Sergeant Anton Lerch".

Most moving of all was the second-cast lead in "Chamber Symphony," the ballet's tortured middle section.