Sentence examples for situation will move from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair says the situation will move into a "different phase", whatever that means, if the sailors are not released.

It's not only not a "straw man"– it's a no brainer that Twitter or any other startup in its situation will move a few miles away and save the tens of millions of dollars in taxes to invest in its business.

Our biggest fear is that after this unreal situation, the country will move further and further away from actual democracy.

As climates change and winters warm, the situation will worsen: insects will move northward in hordes, munching as they go.

"What we will end up with," he said, "is a situation where some weapons will move off and stay in the responsive capability of the United States, others will be earmarked for destruction and will be put in the queue for destruction, and others will remain in the inactive stockpile".

In a normal situation the spinal cord will move during flexion and extension.

But the wheel of Fortuna comes to bear on a longer-term lie, the bagatelle of shifting circumstance will move situations around it, create gaps for you to manoeuvre.

If the bailout does its work and the Irish situation stabilizes, the world's attention will move on to the next E.U. country on the brink, whether it's Portugal, Spain or Greece (again).

Chiller's statement says she will reassess the housing situation, so it's possible Team Australia will move into the Olympic Village soon.

It is only by a collaborative approach between clinician scientists and mathematical modelers that we will move closer to understanding this intricate situation.

Then, in late September, "The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer," which currently runs from 5 to 7 p.m., will move to 4 to 6 p.m.