Sentence examples for question move from inspiring English sources

If you saw that question move across your Twitter stream (the answer is I. M. Pei), you must have been following La Boulange, a French cafe and bakery with 11 locations in the San Francisco area.

He turned to broadcasting for WDNC in Durham, N.C., in 1939, and soon found a winning formula for his interviews: start with an offbeat, relaxing question; move to something newsworthy; finish with a question that focuses on a source of pride for the subject.

If nobody has a question, move on.

If you get stuck on a question, move on to the next one and come back later.

When the question moved to Rosberg he had a dig at Hamilton.

"For freelancers and Uber workers, this becomes a much more compelling question moving forward".

As more and more video is available on the Internet, one question moves sharply into focus: What will happen to cable and satellite television providers?

In this case, the constraint is applied whenever the atom in question moves farther than rmax from its original position.

Now the question moves to what happens to unaffiliated remains, those that have no known ties to any living group.

This is the question moving forward.

The work in question, "Moving Ghost Town," is by the popular artist Cai Guo-Qiang.