Sentence examples for moving on faster from inspiring English sources

Renaming the memory can help trick your brain into moving on faster.

Also things are moving on fast.

"Technology for making crops healthier and more environmentally friendly is moving on fast, but the regulatory system needs to change to allow us to take advantage of this benefit sooner," said Jonathan Jones, a GM expert at Britain's Sainsbury Laboratory and one of the authors of the report.

To some extent Barkley's point about the south is well-taken – the national opinion, especially among academic psychologists, has moved on faster than local culture and behaviour, to the point where what is considered normal in some regions and families is clearly abusive when seen by the national eye.

Leo and ex-girlfriend, Blake Lively, split earlier this month and both have moved on faster than you can say rebound.

This doesn't mean you should avoid doing anything that reminds you of your parent, but it does mean that changing your daily schedule can make you move on faster.

But things have moved on fast in the last years.

Britain's major cities might have moved on fast.

But Farage, never seemingly bowed, moved on fast from his London debacle.

McQueen and his screenwriter, John Ridley, might have done more with the minor characters that Northup encounters — Paul Giamatti as a fussy slave broker, Alfre Woodard as a cynical plantation mistress — but they move on fast.

McQueen and his screenwriter, John Ridley, might have done more with the minor characters that Northup encounters Paul Giamatti as a fussy slave broker, Alfre Woodard as a cynical plantation mistress but they move on fast.