Sentence examples for moving a live from inspiring English sources

But instead, tournament officials took the unprecedented step of moving a live match under the roof.

Each media node would feed off every other node, creating what scientists call "positive feedback", the most familiar example of which is what you get when you move a live microphone too close the speaker: an ear-splitting noise.

Palo Alto, Calif.-based VMware, for instance, is credited for inventing the software that can move a live application from one server to another, at any point.

Last week, Mr. Schultz's program moved to a live broadcast against Mr. Franken's.

"We are both very involved and very active, and that is why we want to move into a live, vibrant community," Mr. Hansen said.

The economics department and the business school argued that faculty recruitment would be impeded, since professors wouldn't want to move to a "live construction zone".

FriendFeed's choice to move to a live, constantly updating stream of data was a very good choice, it seems.

The fifteenth season was the first season to air on FX and moved to a live format.

But Justin did ignite the crowd with some impressive dance moves during a live performance of "Take You".

We can expect this issue to sharpen as drug registration moves towards a "live license approach," i.e., an approach where launch is limited, and the widening of the scope of the license depends on post-authorization trial results [ 9].

Applying force to the neurocranium rather than to the jaws directly reduces the ability of the investigator to open the jaws farther than they would move in a live specimen.