— soccer has, as the cliché-loving sports commentators would put it, moved to another level.
So security was built into the card itself, or, as he put it, "moved out to the edge of the network".
Michael – "a fine name," as Mr. Bloomberg put it – moved up two spots to No. 5, a decent showing for a name that had ruled for 51 years as the most popular in the city until it was deposed in 2007.
By January 1962 Mao had, as he later put it, moved to the "second line" to concentrate "on dealing with questions of the direction, policy, and line of the party and the state".
These days, his employees are, as he puts it, "moving and flowing all over the place".Such disregard for national borders is characteristic of the sex industry.
He supports the programme, but questions whether these measures, developed a decade ago, are appropriate for, as he puts it, "moving to a new paradigm service" - one in which the central tenet is not supporting the sick, so much as "a belief that everyone can recover".
As Treasure Fingers puts it, "Moving On" is "the perfect song to vibe to if you're wearing a smiley-face t-shirt and just took an unidentified pill".
Sinatra's "extraordinary endowment," as he puts it, moves Kaplan — a husband and father of three — to rhapsodize for over a page.
There's no let up on pressure on the Conservatives to, as Warsi puts it, "move on from the era of 'fuck the Muslims'".
He said that Aviso hopes to provide information to help guide customers to improve the results, or as he put it "move the needle".
