Sentence examples for moving that will from inspiring English sources

Gigi is also worried that Kailyn's signing up for a life of constant moving that will hurt her school work and cause problems with Jo. "I want to be in the wedding that you really, really want," Gigi says kindly.

If Democrats believe that the lesson of the election is that the Party needs to move to the right, then, if it moves, that will be the lesson.

It's a move that will surprise her fans.

It's a move that will cost Paddy Power £150,000.

It is not a move that will do anyone any good.

This proposal is a purely partisan move that will backfire on the government disastrously," he said.

"This proposal is a purely partisan move that will backfire on the government disastrously".

This is a move that will almost certainly come back to haunt her.

Maybe that's our fault, because we keep trying to make that one last move that will close the gap.

He would do so by freezing most working-age benefits for two years, a move that will affect 10m Britons.

The Rockets released Scola under the amnesty clause in a move that will save the team $21 million over three seasons.