Sentence examples for moving for so from inspiring English sources

Christopher Hitchens wrote, "Let the record show that in October 1979... Bernard Levin achieved the total state of self-absorption towards which he had been moving for so long.

He taught her about libertarian politics and she persuaded him of the relevancy of her budding interest in spirituality, leading Christopher Hitchens to write at the time that Levin had now "achieved the total state of self-absorption towards which he had been moving for so long".

I stood without moving for so long, and he just rubbed his head over and over, the shirt's cotton against the short bristles of his neck hair.

Mal takes to bed on his 25th birthday, obstinately remains there for decades and grows to become the world's heaviest man: "Mal hadn't moved for so long that his skin had begun to merge with the linen on the bed".

The character moves for you, so all you do is aim your crosshair and blast away when you see an enemy.

I've been wanting to move for years so in one way, this was a blessing in disguise.

Bayless believes firmly that the 32X serves as a warning to the video game industry not to risk splintering the market for consoles by creating add-ons, and was critical of the Kinect and PlayStation Move for doing so.

Of course, this means you can't leave if the place turns out to be bad or you have to move for work, so you'll want to be confident of your plans for the next several years before taking this step.

"It was really moving for us to see so many people from every corner of the world uniting to gather to really show solidarity," Shorman said.

But the bank moved for a so-called relief from the bankruptcy stay, and claimed the couple had no equity.

In an usually-aggressive move for so early in the election cycle, the committee has bought ad space on billboards in 10 districts with a large amount of car traffic, and will buy advertising space connected to gas pumps in 30 Republican districts It remains to be seen whether Republicans will hit back, or leave it to their members to defend their voting records and priories.