Sentence examples for moving President from inspiring English sources

"You can ask the governor whether or not he's satisfied with how fast the aid is moving," President Bush told reporters during his visit on Sunday, his brother, who had no complaints, at his side.

As the $1.35 trillion tax cut headed toward passage in the Senate, moving President Bush a step closer to victory on the centerpiece of his economic agenda, the now familiar debate between the parties gave way occasionally today to moments of feeling, if not passion.

During previous ceremonies, presidents' personal connections and candid reactions to each year's group of pop culture legends often became memorable moments, like Aretha Franklin moving President Barack Obama to tears in 2015 during a performance honoring one of that year's award recipients, Carole King.

What eventually moved President John F. Kennedy was his visceral reaction to civil rights protesters being beaten in the South.

On Wednesday, Democrats announced that they would move President Obama's Thursday night acceptance speech indoors, citing a threat of stormy weather at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C.

If Hun Sen won't engage with the international community and the Asean summit isn't moved, President Obama, the leader of the world's standard-bearer of democracy, should take Hun Sen at his word and stay away.

The shaming moved President Fernando Cardoso to make a now famous radio address that summer.

Will our voices, and Pope Francis' uncommon moral leadership on climate, move President Obama to finally get real about this existential threat?

Now more Democrats than ever are beginning to both publicly and privately float the idea of ousting President Donald Trump and moving Vice President Mike Pence into the Oval Office.

To keep America moving forward, President Obama needs partners in Washington.

In a savvy move, President Roosevelt made a union leader the head of the C.C.C.