Sentence examples for moving from now from inspiring English sources

It is a story about death, but death in life, enriching it with meaning, pushing life on, keeping the blood moving from now till then.

But it's as "one of the premier authors' representatives in the world" that he moved from now-smokeless back rooms into the public eye.

West told me moving from Santa Fe now would be tough, that it's a landscape that speaks to you.

In December 1911 King George V of Britain decreed that the capital of British India would be moved from Calcutta (now Kolkata) to Delhi.

The British East India Company's main Bengal trading station was moved from Hooghly (now Hugli) to Calcutta in 1690 after a war with the Mughals.

In 1883 the capital of Dakota Territory was moved from Yankton (now in South Dakota) to Bismarck; when the territory was divided and the two states admitted to the Union in 1889, Bismarck became the capital of the northern state.

In the meantime, the Indonesian government had moved from Jakarta – now under Dutch control – to Yogyakarta in January; delegates led by Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir spent much of April and May unsuccessfully negotiating for Dutch recognition of Indonesian sovereignty.

"We're moving from response into recovery now.

"We are now moving from the battle to the war".

She is now moving from dressing dignitaries to celebrities.

The management of NSCLC is now moving from standard chemotherapy to more targeted therapies according to histological and molecular markers.