Sentence examples for present move from inspiring English sources

There is one killer fact about the pope's present move.

2. Moving to another EU country to live, work or retire British citizens can at present move easily to another EU country.

The present move to separate the interdependent aspects of the art and science of photography reverses prevailing worldwide practice, and takes the study of photo history in Britain back several decades.

Here's a paragraph taken from the opening chapter (which moves — so strangely! — between the second-person imperative and the third-person present): Move the family to a tobacco county in Southside Virginia.

I understand the unfolding historical logic of the retreat from marriage as well as anyone, and I'm under no illusions that the present move to formally redefine the institution represents any kind of uniquely transformative moment in that process.

He said he was saddened that he was never able to strike a treaty with Indigenous people while he was prime minister, but he said he fully supported the present move to recognise Aboriginal heritage in the constitution.

We'd be living together, the past and the present moving through each other's space.

Find them in the S at nightfall at present, moving to the SW by our map times, and look for the Moon nearby on Thursday night.

The sculptural narrative of Münsters past and present moves from the abstract to the social, from the formal to the participatory, from the controlled to laissez-faire.

"Everybody who was present moved around during rehearsal to see what it was like from different places in the hall -- how it was on second tier left and third tier right," said Eric Latzky, an orchestra spokesman.

Time has a different scope in the Trump campaign; it has been radically compressed, so that the past and the distant future are dimmed and the present moves into sharper relief.