Sentence examples for moving to use from inspiring English sources

"Fracking is not fossilised technology, it is moving to use less water.

Some aides to Mr. Green said the campaign was moving to use surrogates to stress Mr. Sharpton's role in Mr. Ferrer's campaign.

But of course what happens in public is public, as Mr. Jarvis acknowledges, and the police are already moving to use images captured by the thousands of CCTV cameras around British cities to catch suspected rioters.

The Magink billboards are constructed in blocks 7 inches in height and 14 inches wide (Magink executives say the company is moving to use blocks 14 inches by 14 inches), giving the images a look vaguely similar to a tiled mosaic.

One of the memo's passages on public confidence rings loudly at a time when President Bush is moving to use a vote in Congress supporting an attack on Iraq as leverage to push for a tough United Nations resolution forcing President Saddam Hussein to disarm.

After the bombing, Mr. Sharon immediately blamed Mr. Arafat, his longtime nemesis, for sponsoring Palestinian terror and failing to control Palestinian terrorists, moving to use the bombing as further evidence to try to push Mr. Arafat out of direct control of the Palestinians' administration and aspirations.

To save money, consumers are moving to used cars.

It was unclear whether the government would move to use such powers.

Whether Manager Joe Girardi feels moved to use him will depend on the flow of the game.

To cover the intervening period, officials moved to use the Flint river until the new system comes online next year.

The mayor said he would move to use city money to temporarily fill a breach caused by a shortfall from Albany for construction projects.