Sentence examples for moves to make a from inspiring English sources

Back in the early days, when the meat supply was often erratic and refrigeration was at a minimum, frugal butchers had to make some shrewd moves to make a profit off a side of beef.

To your question -- Yes, I set up some process or moves to make, a pattern -- maybe that is a 'plan' and then there's always some accident or quirk that is more interesting than I could ever plan and I play with that.

After spending some time with the candidate, he was moved to make a donation.

"We said we had to be moved to make a deal, and we weren't".

And investors may not feel moved to make a bet on stocks based on those odds.

Eventually, Kingsley felt moved to make a statement, claiming that such forelock-tugging was nothing to do with him.

With Taobao growing quickly, eBay moved to make a deal, according to people involved in the discussions.

"I guess they thought it was not a politically good move to make a deal with us," he said.

Moved to make a pity purchase I couldn't find one thing I'd wear, so bought four mugs instead.

Vermont wasn't just rural but a place where people moved to make a compact with the country, not just an escape but an idyll.

But he was moved to make a plea on his Twitter account (@joakimsoria) on Feb. 22, urging followers to change his nickname.