Sentence examples for service moved from inspiring English sources
In the grille on a Sunday, service moved briskly from appetizer to entree.
Edinburgh University point out that their disability service moved to a new address in summer 2011.
Cities Service moved out in the 1970s, and the building was sold to the insurance company A.I.G.
But in 1995, the service moved its New York office to Brookhaven, N.Y., where there was more room for the radar equipment used in forecasting.
Life for the family changed: the secret service moved in across the street from their house, Jahangir told me, and began recording the license plates of visitors' cars; soon people became reluctant to visit.
Rachel Youree, a social worker, and her husband, Shelly Mossey, who owns a bicycle messenger service, moved from Manhattan to a house in Palisades, N.Y., a week before the attacks, seeking fresh air and a place for their greyhound, a retired racer, to run.
The service moves money instantly; you need only a recipient's phone number.
Indeed, this bonus-point win, very much a resumption of normal service, moves them back into the top half.
Many of the brightest minds from the National Security Agency and GCHQ staff tire themselves out from long years of service, moving out into the comfort of the private sector.
Wesley Harris remained with his regiment for the rest of his service, moving northward to take part in the siege of Charleston and building multiple houses along the way.
"At Last" begins at Eleanor's funeral service, moves to a reception at a London club, and ends later that day, in Patrick's gloomy bed-sit.
