Sentence examples for moving came not from inspiring English sources

One of the most moving came not from the Bible but from high fantasy.

In a departure from customary practice, the first move came not from the union but from the strippers, asking for help and advice as they set out to create the Exotic Dancers Unionn.

The move comes not long after the bank said it would also be winding down its presence in Asia.

While ramblingly denouncing "hippies," Scalia pretended that support for the move comes not from the "real America" but from some other, illegitimate place.

"When the time to move came, we hadn't slept together in a year.

"I could see that Daryl hadn't moved coming into the straight, and he looked comfortable all through the race.

In a high-stakes negotiation, the most important moves often come not in the end game but at the very start, when one side or the other prevails in defining what is on the table.

Uthoff, a 6-foot-8 freshman forward from Cedar Falls, Iowa, expressed his frustration with Ryan's move, which comes not long after St. Joseph's Coach Phil Martelli was roundly criticized for what appeared to be a vindictive refusal to release Todd O'Brien from his scholarship so he could use his final year of eligibility at Alabama-Birmingham.

But in Mobli's case, the move is coming not to raise funds, but to provide some liquidity to its existing investors that have backed the company with some $86 million.

The move to an online subscription comes not long after the newspaper required all its online users to register with it.

But when the move came, it was not to Chelsea in West London, but to Monaco — the very place where the annual Super Cup is played.