Sentence examples for moving to share from inspiring English sources

The government is now moving to share more information with the airlines about suspected terrorists.

And with the corporation moving to share its technology and resources – from local TV studios to the iPlayer – with the commercial sector, it is likely to become a hub around which much of the future broadcasting world will develop.

But he agreed to try once more one of our regular fun "warm-ups", Mozart's D major sonata, and mirabile dictu his memory helped to guide his fingers unerringly through all three movements; it was very moving to share with him this coming back to musical life.

This could be by investing in new technology, restructuring a service or moving to share it with a neighbouring council.

With more companies around the globe moving to shared workspaces, there's more opportunity for employees working in close, wall-free proximity to drive each other mad.

Having recently viewed a very moving video posted on YouTube, I am moved to share an awareness that arose in me as I watched.

And would Manning really move to share the market in which his brother is an established star?

While Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony are deified when they are moved to share the ball, James has mostly been called out for passing too much — which makes Joyce proud.

"We want people to be moved to share this video and song," Amin adds.

Oprah was moved to share the cover of O for the first time in its publishing history.

Should they feel moved to share thoughts inspired by this spiritual connection, they simply stand and do so.