Sentence examples for moves to those from inspiring English sources
The discussion now moves to those sorts of calculations that occur in piping systems where pipe of different materials has to be welded directly together.
Fearing similar moves to those in Cyprus, local depositors in countries like Spain and Italy may look to shift their money to banks in stronger European economies.
Furthermore, he was smart enough to have a pair of dancing couples onstage, showing off flamboyant moves to those not already wrapped up in their own.
Companies that fail to work out how to empower an independent workforce will watch as everyone moves to those that do.
Some analysts likened Sócrates's moves to those of a chess master, pushing his opponent into a trap: if Coelho agreed with the package, he would also be responsible for it; if not, he would trigger a political crisis and pay a high price in the elections.
He starts with the deities of hunter-gatherer tribes, moves to those of chiefdoms and nations, then on to the polytheism of the early Israelites and the monotheism that followed, and then to the New Testament and the Koran, before finishing off with the modern multinational Gods of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
This would, if anything, encourage people to move to those states.
They gain the greatest benefit by moving to those places where their skills are in greatest demand.
Even so, "it was extremely hard to convince the inmates to move to those areas," said Capt.
The growth in Atlanta, Houston and Dallas was attributed in part to survivors of Hurricane Katrina moving to those cities.
With the general decline in prices during the past few years, "demand to move to those western counties has dropped," said Mr. Bednar, whose online self-description is "Grim".
