Sentence examples for moving on through from inspiring English sources

Moving on through product management and marketing communications, she became Director of Brand and Reputation in 2008.

The gallery's holdings are presented chronologically, beginning with the Tudors and moving on through the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

This chapter surveys the range of things called "model," beginning with aids to manufacture and design, and moving on through scientific explanation to educational and mathematical models.

"After taking a big step forward and moving on through the grieving process, now she's taken 10 steps back," she adds about her client.

He went home to work on what through a merger had become the Register and Tribune, starting in the advertising department and moving on through a wide variety of jobs to learn the trade, finally becoming general manager.

Asked by a reporter if the French republic had been "tarnished" by Mr. Benalla's actions, Mr. Macron replied only "No, no, no, the republic is steadfast," before moving on through a crowd.

On and off the court, the Knicks have moved on, working through practices, achieving surprising victories, trading more players.

If he or she has moved on, go through every single picture of the happy new couple until sorrow consumes you.

He's since moved on to see education through a global perspective.

They started with Wagner and whether one might enjoy his music despite his historical legacy, then moved on through T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound to the reflexive xenophobia of the great English mystery writers of the 1930's.

We move on through changing concepts of spirituality.