Sentence examples for moving units from inspiring English sources

That means presiding over small battlefields, moving units and engaging in one-to-one combat, dictating your squad's every decision.

OLD-TIME RELIGION: Godlessness may do well in hardcover, but old-fashioned theism is still moving units in other formats.

First he explained why Sébastien isn't a capitalist (he's an employee, for one thing, and he's much less interested in accumulating wealth than in moving units of it around in a kind of real-life video game on his computer).

Moving units out of large bases and into Joint Security Stations — small outposts in Baghdad's most dangerous districts — has been crucial to Petraeus's counterinsurgency strategy, and Thrasher is now home to a hundred American soldiers and a few hundred Iraqis.

This is HP moving units, not creating the next big thing.

Moreover, the interaction between the BZ gel gears reveals a new form of entrainment between these moving units.

With two modifications, however — expression of temperature dependence, and size of the effective moving unit — a new relationship was developed that showed good correspondence to experimental data.

But the chains' main goal is to move "units".

Pop perfection is defined as "heartbreaking beauty that moves units".

Howe then repaired to Halifax to prepare for an invasion of New York, and Washington moved units southward for its defense.

"We want to move units and get our building sold," Mr. Kaiser said, "and this is our big kickoff".