Sentence examples for moves of those from inspiring English sources

"When I watch him now," Lahr wrote, "I don't see just the Lion; I see the echoes — the little touches and moves — of those long-forgotten sensational stage performances that Dad condensed into his evergreen role".

Rather than being frustrated by the move of those under 40 towards engagement in social activism we should embrace it.

If the bill moves out of those committees, it will then be debated in the Senate and lastly, the House.

Gibraltar's chief minister Fabian Picardo told us "hell will freeze over before the government of Gibraltar moves any of those blocks".

His name parodies Chilean-Venezuelan humanist Andrés Bello, and some of his moves parody those of the singer of same nationality José Luis Rodríguez.

The deal announced Thursday will move several of those firms up the closely scrutinized M.&A.

Its partner Vizio could help move some of those televisions, but only somewhat.

Education officials are now moving some of those goals ahead to 2015.

Films and photographs of these events, stored at Riverside, prove a moving reminder of those glory days.

Jeffries began encouraging Echo Fox athletes to move out of those homes and instead live on their own.

"I think the Morton case is going to be a catalyst for moving some of those reforms forward," Mr. Ellis said.