Sentence examples for often to move from inspiring English sources

He takes part in local tournaments, practicing often to move up the ranks, trying to make the big leagues again.

When real estate was booming, less affluent buyers "got into these more expensive homes with subprime mortgages," Ms. Kamer said, often to move to a better school district.

There is a singleness to each of them, preserving the here and the now of its making by an individual who was an intimate of boundlessness, impelled often to move on with the maximum practicable speed.

Traditionally gold has served as a safe haven for investors during periods of uncertainty but investors often to move money into other assets once calm returns to stock and bond markets.

It's a small utility, but it addresses a larger issue with using cloud storage: Often, to move files found on the web to your personal online storage site, you first have to save those items to the desktop in an intermediary step.

I am often surrounded by drinks and drugs and cigarettes, and often indulge to move things along.

Serena won in three sets, with Venus often struggling to move at full speed.

"They are successful people, very busy people, and they often want to move quickly.

Service members are often required to move, for example, which hinders their ability to build home equity.

They are often tempted to move their production abroad to escape higher costs and strict labor rules at home.

Earlier this year, he was often unable to move on his own and struggled to speak clearly; he has Parkinson's disease.