Sentence examples for moving that much from inspiring English sources

As for now, the oil "is really not moving that much," Dawson says.

It's hard to track credits, make sure they transfer and keep up with different classes when you're moving that much, students said.

(Remember, if a plan needs to be carried out "stat," a simple phone call to the nurse relaying this information can get things moving that much faster).

A grappling hook makes moving that much easier, and we'll now have two characters, Jacob and Evie Frye, to mix things up with different play styles.

Moving that much money around, and it won't all go to small banks, a fair share will move into more stringently corralled accounts at big ones, will take professional quality diligence both in transition and on a going forward basis.

"Older people don't move that much," said William Frey, demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program.

"We want to play fast all the time, but adding those legs that can move that much quicker is going to help," Getzlaf said.

Less gas will be used to travel farther if your car can move that much farther.

It will make the line move that much faster.

I don't think I've ever seen a crowd move that much before! h/t Pulse.

"The form hasn't moved that much.