Sentence examples for moving on at from inspiring English sources

There have been some solid times and some personal bests, but we are also seeing that the rest of the world is moving on at pace as well.

I wish it was straight sets, obviously, but, as long as I'm moving on at Wimbledon, I'm a happy man.

Electra, I feel a warmer glow of joy suffuse my heart than ever heretofore; perchance our fortune, moving on at last, will find a happy resting-place.

It's an admission of failure, from the top to the bottom of an organization but that shouldn't stop the team moving on at the earliest possible opportunity (the trade deadline isn't until Tuesday, guys).

The effect of this is most apparent at Neilson, where Tyler now favours the term "snow holidays" over "ski holidays" and the 320-page brochure has just two skiing photographs before moving on – at page six – to sleigh-riding and Porsches on ice.

Some can let go completely as I said, and for others, they have a hard time moving on at least mentally, even if they're not engaging in work activities, they're thinking about it a lot and they feel that they're still in that world.

Things have moved on since then, at least in rich countries.

"People move on," she said, smiling at Rocket.

Bored out of your mind at work? Move on!

By now the players involved have all, with one exception, either settled in or moved on at a decent price.

The issue comes if one of the parties then wishes to move on at a different time to the others.