Sentence examples for moving to spend from inspiring English sources

It was very moving, and it was very moving to spend the time together.

Ofcom said it is now focused on reviewing the wholesale must offer remedy in light of "developments" in pay-TV, which include BT moving to spend billions of pounds to crack Sky's stranglehold on top flight sports such as Premier League and Champion's League football.

President Bush and Republican lawmakers are hoping that those taxpayers will be moved to spend, spend, spend.

Arsene Wenger yesterday moved to spend around a quarter of his reputed £80m transfer kitty, including a deal in the region of £10m for the experienced Germany centre-half Per Mertesacker.

With the onset of cancer in late 2006, she found her friends eager to help, and when she moved to spend her last months in a flat overlooking the sea in Scarborough there was a steady traffic of visitors.

The Bloomberg administration moved to spend large chunks of money in its early days before being forced to forfeit the rest, and opened one-stop centers in Harlem and the Bronx.

We should move to spend time on getting growth going," Mr Rutte told a panel of speakers including Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, his Danish counterpart Helle Thorning-Schmidt, and the Republic of Ireland's Enda Kenny.

The close ties to the House Republican leadership team under Boehner could raise eyebrows as the super PAC moves to spend money in key House races.

Navalny then went on to say that he believed that Trump will move to spend more money on the army because the U.S. needs to have military weaponry in Poland and the Czech Republic in order to protect itself against Russia.

Maybe that's my next move, to spend crazy money to get a built grill, get it blessed by some crazy shaman and import it overnight.

The near-term liquidity conditions are likely to get some support from the central government's move to spend its cash surplus, as it usually does toward the end of each year.