Sentence examples for moves on which from inspiring English sources

It will continue until one or other moves on, which Tottenham supporters are worried will be as soon as one of the world's richest clubs make an offer for Gareth Bale that the Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, is unable to refuse.

The difficult question about these two moves, on which scholarship is divided, is how far the pendulum has now swung back towards conventionalism.

"Private rents do not rise at the rate that is often perceived because most landlords do not raise rents every calendar year, but only when a tenant moves on, which is typically every 20 months or so," said Ian Fletcher, director of policy at the BPF.

He explores a style and moves on, which is very exciting for someone like me, who can relate.

And it could be that our weather dominance is on the way out too, or at least taking a hiatus until the high-pressure system known as the "ridiculously resilient ridge" finally moves on — which scientists say could take years.

I suspect one or more has moved on, which means that in the last few months, at least half of the executive team of Palm is gone.

It's a sign of great humility -- and so of great character -- to admit one's error and move on, which is why it's as rare as it is impressive.

They formed a grassroots organisation, Move On, which sought to revive the party post-Clinton.

Even Sen. Clinton looked uncomfortable, gesturing to Obama to move on, which he did.

He is the type to move on, which, it seems, he is about to do.

Finally we're told we have to move on, which I can see makes Haze bristle.