Sentence examples for moves which will from inspiring English sources

The moves, which will feature prominently in the new Conservative Government's first Queen's Speech, will provoke a civil liberties backlash and face condemnation for undermining freedom of speech.

That, said Thurber, will force Republicans to keep engaging public defenses of the president's moves, which will become increasingly uncomfortable for many legislators.

Developing strength in these muscles will give you better control over how your body moves, which will help reduce clumsiness.

Move: If you've chosen a song you know pretty well, maybe you can do some pretty awesomely timed moves which will make you feel really cool.

Hula dancers can teach guests a few basic hula moves, which will add elements of culture and recreation to the reception.

This is a panic move which will backfire spectacularly.

Ofcom defended its move, which will be consulted upon after responses on the proposals close on 30 January 2017.

The plant aims to produce zero waste, a move which will mean big cuts in running costs.

But she is required to report her move, which will cut them off, so she will have to reapply in Vermont.

She was in London, convening a staff meeting for her longtime colleagues at ITV News to tell them of her move, which will take effect in August.

The government's move (which will privatise GDF) is designed to protect Suez from a potential hostile bid by Enel, an Italian electricity firm.