Sentence examples for moving towards something from inspiring English sources
KASABIAN Leicester's best are moving towards something very like a groove.
I try to stop at a point where I can – it's already moving towards something.
"We're clearly moving towards something other than a strict army hierarchy with just one general at the top".
Does it mean that we are moving towards something less pressured, less geared to the needs of employers and more to those of the child, less in thrall to big business and the churches and more in thrall to parents and children?
I don't know if the same is true in film, but stories get told and if the stories we're telling are reflective of what's going on in certain parts of society, then that's great - because we're moving towards something more inclusive and accepting.
"We realised we had taken things to a whole different level when we signed Kaká," says Rawlins. "When we brought him off the plane at the airport in the summer and saw the fan and media frenzy that it sparked, we knew we were moving towards something special.
Racewear may be stepping away from tall, sculptural head confections, but it has moved towards something equally impactful and impractical: crowns.
Many of them would also like to move towards something the indecipherable Corbyn/McDonnell position leaves untouched: some measure of control over free movement.
The movie starts out drenched in cynicism and nihilism, but gradually moves towards something else: not exactly love or good fellowship, but a feeling that the continuous paranoid suspicion needed for survival at all costs may not be worth it.
The idea is to continue to move towards something that's more production-ready, both in terms of capabilities, and in terms of meeting the design expectations of manufacturers and consumers.
The overall aim with the platform's look and feel will be to move towards something like Medium, says Tudor, with algorithms taking most of the strain when it comes to curating and personalizing what visitors see.
