Sentence examples for set to move on from inspiring English sources

Brazil suffered a blow with the loss (due to injury) of Edmilson, but his withdrawal from the squad seems unlikely to hamper a potential transfer away from Barcelona, while Real Madrid's 33-year-old Brazilian star Roberto Carlos, still one of the world's best fullbacks, seems set to move on after the tournament.

Key does look set to move on from the entire episode as though it never happened.

As early as 2001, he signaled that he was set to move on from running his oil company.

"The country is set to move on, but the division remains, and that is going to be difficult to heal through the political competition," said Surin Pitsuwan, a former foreign minister.

Similar trials have also been held in Los Angeles, New York, Berlin and Munich, with the same cars soon set to move on to new trials in Paris, Beijing and Tokyo.

It is perhaps a tribute to Mancini that, in the Premier League at least, he so often draws a winning performance out of what is at this stage a transitional team at a transitional club, with at least seven players in its ranks who could be set to move on.

The Spaniard has fallen out of favour at Anfield under Brendan Rodgers and spent last season on loan at Napoli, but is now set to move to Germany on a permanent deal, with Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirming a deal had been agreed.

Meanwhile Waghorn is set to move to The Den on a 93-day loan deal on Friday.

Martin Ivens, the long-standing deputy editor of the Sunday Times, is set to move to the top position on the paper.

Germany international Andre Schurrle, 22, is set to move to Chelsea next season on a five-year deal.

Douglas and Juliet were finally set to move in on July 1st.