Sentence examples for personally move from inspiring English sources

Overstretched, lacking reserves and plagued by stragglers, the regiment began to come apart and senior commanders had to personally move into the front lines to help resist the Korean advance with their sidearms.

When you model the kind of change you want to see spread, you spark virtuous ripples that, even if they don't obviously benefit you personally move forth to benefit others, thereby continuously improving the community of which you are a part.

At financial adviser AWD Chase de Vere, Patrick Connolly personally moved more of his own money into shares on Tuesday.

He has personally moved even farther to the right, while driving a political alliance with even more conservative elements.

The crown prince is a religious man, an Arab nationalist and personally moved by the plight of the Palestinian people.

Even though she has worked in philanthropy for decades and knows how to evaluate nonprofits, she said she was personally moved by stories more than measurements on the impact of her money.

Ms. Berlowitz said that Mr. Day-Lewis's readings would include portions of Lincoln's addresses "that personally moved him," as well as a letter that Washington wrote to the academy on the occasion of his election.

And in a somewhat similar category called "owner occupancy" cases -- where building owners seek to evict tenants to exercise their "good faith" right to live in their own building -- the evidence might include a landlord's history of renovating apartments in other buildings and then, perhaps, renting at market rates rather than personally moving in.

"But I think most of all, last night she was personally moved by the situation".

After the Swarm breached the lowest level Narud personally moved to kill Kerrigan by driving a null zone towards the Queen of Blades.

By far my most personally moving document though is a private letter from a Maryland scholar who had visited Babbage a few years after Lovelace's death.