Sentence examples for moves to do something from inspiring English sources

Today, there are nascent moves to do something about that "400,000".

"We have to move to do something about our dependence on foreign oil.

Perhaps if they were inconvenienced by the strike, they might be moved to do something.

When Uxbal learns he is dying, he is moved to do something good.

But unlike Australians, Canadians who were moved to do something actually could.

She was hopeful that officials would finally be moved to do something.

"The excitement over 'Les Noces' was rising to such a pitch that we felt moved to do something to celebrate the première," Murphy says.

Now and then, he was moved to do something of surprising loveliness, such as the golden blur of a nude Ema descending a staircase.

"I hope the award helps to bring Sold to a wider audience and that people are moved to do something about what they've seen.

He went on, "What induced me to 'take over,' as I did, after she broke her hipbone, early in 1964, was mainly the fact that nobody really made a move to do something.

I look forward to the day when McConnell and Manchin are moved to do something for the labor force they so enjoy rooting for on Saturdays in the fall.