Sentence examples similar to moving to perfect from inspiring English sources

They found that inhibition of ovulation was an effective means of preventing pregnancy in laboratory animals and moved to perfect an oral contraceptive for women.

The addition of the equivalent of six or so bombs' worth of fissile material is much less threatening than it would have been if the North had moved to perfect its intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and hydrogen bomb capabilities through continued missile and nuclear testing last year.

Moving to Forest was perfect.

More recently, the concept has been moving to mobile phones — a perfect fit, given that the camera and display are built into one unit.

So why isn't the whole world moving to one of these perfect-weather paradises?

The 5-year-old Zenyatta moved to a perfect 10 for 10 last Saturday when she won the Grade II Milady Handicap by one and three-quarters lengths at Hollywood Park.

In 2010, the Tigers defeated the Flames to move to a perfect 27 0 record since the challenge was first instituted in 1981.

Before moving to Cambodia, Johann had been perfecting his craft making moonshine in the States.

As a teenager he grew fixated on how United States foreign policy affected Latin American and, at age 27, he moved to Washington to perfect his English and learn more about America.

Robinson, who is of Japanese descent but grew up in New Zealand, moved to Japan to perfect her printmaking craft, and is currently working towards her masters at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Wordsworth moved to picture-perfect Dove Cottage (015394 35544; wordsworth.org.uk; £7.75) in Grasmere in 1799 with his sister Dorothy.