Sentence examples for possibly move into from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Slimane left Dior amid well-publicized infighting with executives, published reports suggested he wanted to start his own label and possibly move into women's fashion.

On the English club front, Gloucester will do their fragile confidence a power of good – and possibly move into the top half of the Premiership table – if they beat Sale at Kingsholm on Friday night.

A dramaturge at heart, Mr. Eustis said some of the works, like the Civilians' "Paris Commune" at the Public Lab, needed further development and could possibly move into the main stage season when they were ready.

It was equally clear that after a sequence of poor performances by the Honda-powered McLaren this season Button had decided to call it a day, and possibly move into another area of motorsport.

Mocking the urbane, the materialistic, the aspiring, the show last season had Tommy breaking the expensive crystal of an on-again, off-again girlfriend, a 9/11 widow who had cashed in and claimed she couldn't possibly move into a Manhattan apartment with the junk she had in Bay Ridge.

It was a space I wanted to stay in, linger at, possibly move into.

Losses narrowed at the FT from £32m to £9m last year and it is expected to break even this year, possibly moving into profit in 2006.

(AP) DAMON SIGNS WITH INDIANS Johnny Damon signed a minor league contract with the Cleveland Indians, the next step before he joins the major league club and possibly moves into a permanent spot in left field.

Also, the user instructions need to be improved and possibly moved into the app (the app should guide the user in making the measurement).

The Oscar-winner most recently told Vanity Fair about her interest in possibly moving into politics in order to "make an extreme change".

In 2005, it wants to roll some functions of small bases into bigger ones and possibly move others overseas.