Sentence examples for moving makes from inspiring English sources
Moving makes you prioritize what's important.
Their jobs, families and roots are here, and they are at the limit of what they can afford, so moving makes no sense socially, geographically or economically.
The Times reporter's description of Uttech's job priorities ("hanging on") and typical day ("Up Early, Always Moving") makes her life sound relentless.
He says that he loves to get them moving because they say that moving makes them feel free of the disease, even if only for a second.
The pace at which the field is moving makes predicting future costs difficult, as estimations are quickly outdated [ 6].
MOVING makes you face all the stuff you've accumulated: books, computers, clothing and, of course, reams and reams of financial documents.
A good soldier always moves (makes the soldier less vulnerable).
When you move make sure to watch and listen carefully.
Hands do not move, make sure they are planted.
But "the pure act of moving... makes them more independent".
