Sentence examples for only moved from from inspiring English sources

Data is only moved from MySpace when you authorize it.

It is easy to forget that this is an unprecedented attempt at global cooperation, one which has not only moved from event to process, but from protest to movement.

Gunn, however, not only moved from England to America, he exchanged the rarefied air of Cambridge for the hothouse of 1960s-era San Francisco, became openly gay, started dabbling in drugs, began writing about the urban underbelly and set about tinkering with the verse techniques that had made him (relatively) famous — all in the space of about 10 years.

However, he said that fans could find a move out of Coventry difficult - particularly as they only moved from their previous home, Highfield Road, to the Ricoh in 2005.

Ironically for those fans, Hook only moved from full-back into that role against England at the Millennium Stadium at half-time when the impressive Rhys Priestland departed with a thigh injury.

It was the first episode to be filmed on location during season three, but the production only moved from the Paramount Studios lot to the Universal Studios backlot where the Western town set "Six Points Texas" was used.

"It's only just moved from being deemed as experimental technology to mainstream technology.

But what if you're not only moving from a small town to a big city, but from another country too?

But Clegg said if they could only move from getting one vote in every four cast to winning one in three "we could lead the next government".

However, we are only moving from data to knowledge, and we still haven't found wisdom.

Third, Dinesen's evidence is based on a selected group of immigrants, namely immigrants to European countries only moving from low-trust countries to high-trust countries.