Sentence examples for only move on from inspiring English sources
Only move on to the next step once you have the previous one mastered.
You only move on if you resolve these issues.
They believe that Bosnia can only move on from its wartime legacy once a stake is put through Dayton's heart once and for all.
Both ministers believe that Brown will only move on if the Labour bickering ends and the prime minister can focus on outlining a credible vision for the future.
So far, Hollande's only move on pensions has been to partially overturn Sarkozy's changes by returning the retirement age to 60 for the relatively few workers who started working very young in physically demanding jobs.
The rationale behind escalating therapy is that treatment starts with safe drugs and only moves on to more aggressive ones if the ongoing treatment fails.
Some are just learning checkmate and that the bishop only moves on a diagonal; others concentrate on traps, tactics, strategies and pawn use.
Sadly, we have only moved on a little – you do not have to attend too many Labour party meetings before encountering a discomfort about overt displays of patriotism.
The Giants had not only moved on offense from predictable to unpredictable but also changed from a group lacking confidence to one that is confident.
In any case, he points out, it's not as if he has only moved on to wine in middle age, as a substitute for the more illicit pleasures of youth.
