Sentence examples for note to move from inspiring English sources

AT&T hasn't exactly priced the Galaxy Note to move, but they're not alone on that front.

While they had more than just fruit going for them, I didn't think they had enough notes to move forward.

In his book, Learning in Action: A Guide to Putting the Learning Organization to Work, author David Garvin (2000) notes, "To move ahead, one must often first look behind" (p. 106).

A cadaver study of 16 hips found 22.7 kg (50 lbs) of traction to have little -deleterious effect on the anatomic location of neuro-vascular structures, but the femoral and sciatic nerves were noted to move away from the anterior and posterolateral portals, respectively.

Review your summary after sleeping, within 24 hours of taking the notes, to move what you learned from short term to long term memory.

Mr. Olson said he sent him a note, offering to move the addition "as far west as possible" from Mr. Keillor's house.

As you note, we need to move "beyond outrage" and take action.

( Family-assessment note: We wanted to move closer to our families).

It's a blue 'H,' symbolising her name, clearly, and a red arrow, no doubt noting her aim to move things forward.

Of those 33 women, information from 29 maternity notes were collected, with the team unable to access 4 women's maternity notes due to moving out of the area.

The yield on the 10-year note has been fighting to move back below 6percentt for five weeks.