Sentence examples for moving it on from inspiring English sources

Place the pad of one of your fingers across not in your ear, moving it on and off, like a toilet plunger.

"I'm moving it on because I know the zombie craze will pass.

Moving the ball on Ohio State will be much tougher than moving it on Wisconsin, but Huskers coach Bo Pelini surely already knows that Ohio State's offense will bog down if quarterback Braxton Miller is kept under control.

They first worked together on Cocteau's themes of abandonment and possession in a film for Channel 4, The Human Voice; now they are deepening the connection and moving it on to the stage.

From there the match was won, and all Cazorla had to do was continue to play his natural game, showing the ball, moving it on, endlessly scurrying around in pursuit of the ball, in pursuit of space, the engine of the team and the captain of the ship, sailing comfortably through to the quarter-finals.

Though some fashion journalists criticised this concept – suggesting that Rousteing was reflecting pop culture rather than moving it on – he sees depth in the theme: "I'm not acting like a teenager and saying: 'Oh my God, social media is really important.' It is more that, as a business person, I see that Instagram is the new way of selling and of communicating.

Move it on up, prime minister.

And I think it plainly moved it on".

Marko Marin, on loan from Chelsea, passed to Carlos Bacca, who moved it on to Vitolo.

"This will move it on in a unique form".

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