Sentence examples similar to moving from words to words from inspiring English sources

Spritz's patent-pending technology streams text at readers, one speedy word at a time, to cut down the time the reader's eye has to spend moving from word to word — letting them consume text more quickly (or that's the theory).

Its theme is "moving from words to action".

"The main challenge in any peace process is moving from words to action," he said.

In translating Goethe's text from page to stage, Mr. Stein is also moving from word to deed.

As president three decades later, Laurent Kabila did little to move from words to deeds.

Meanwhile, the blogging community had by then moved from words to action.

"Now we must move from words to deeds and put Paris into action," said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

"We need to move from words to deeds, from promises to results," said Wright.

"We need to move from words to deeds, from promises to results," asserted Dr. Wright.

"The remaining 80% is spent physically moving your eyes from word to word".

"It's time we moved from good words to good works, from sound bites to sound solutions," Mrs. Clinton said.