Sentence examples for much move from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, these indicators pretty much move in tandem, so we're not usually confused about whether the market is getting better or worse.

"What we've found is that brands, whether they are human beings or companies or institutions pretty much move at the same unpredictable rates online no matter what they are," Azzi said.

It doesn't so much move away from the ideal of uniform health care for all, as make previous moves explicit.In Britain many who can afford it essentially opt out of the NHS and buy private health insurance in order to bypass the long queues for treatment, and receive higher quality care.

A member of his legal team said: "At the original trial the position was pretty much, 'Move along now, there's nothing to get worked up about.' This time we will try and give explanations to the court and stress that this is not a question of morality but of the law".

In footage of pieces by Lester Horton, Ailey's teacher and mentor, you can find out — it's sort of a shock — how much, move for move, Ailey took from Horton, and also what Carmen de Lavallade, Ailey's friend, partner, and encourager, looked like in her glory days.

Thanks to a multiplicity of different protagonists and a hornet's nest of random ties and connections, cyber-realist stories do not so much move forward as spread out to ricochet around whole neighbourhoods, cities and beyond, pointing up the interconnectedness of just about everything.

We ourselves were much moved.

Nor may he be much moved by the Social Democrats' backing.

One sees, or hears, why listeners would have been impressed by him without being much moved.

Shrink the chip too much, moving its transistors too close together, and silicon stops working.

Accordingly, the debate has pretty much moved past the "who will run" question (except for Rick Perry and Sarah Palin).