Sentence examples for technically moved from inspiring English sources

And, while Peace has technically moved across the Pennines for this novel, a prominent Yorkshireman, the former prime minister Harold Wilson, is a powerful presence.

It's a beautiful thing that she's technically moved on from him.

"It's a mixture of your acting performed through your puppets as well as technically moving them," said Jackie Cockle, the managing director of Hot Animation.

A message on the Quick Loans website by Wingate in November 2015 said: "We aren't technically moving, there will be a brand new company formed offshore not linked to any UK company.

Dzyubenko answered that, technically, moving the seeds to Svalbard would not be difficult, "but since we are not independent, and since the Vavilov collection is a public treasure, this must be discussed with our superiors at the Academy of Sciences in Moscow — the decision cannot be made at this level.

He might technically move from mom's house to yours, but don't worry; he'll reunite with his parents on his planet in the afterlife!

Technically, we move ∑ i ∈ Ω + θ i ≥ θ ¯ to the objective function, and reformulate model (3) as min Ψ, θ ∑ i = 1 l θ i L o s s Ψ x i, y i + c 1 Ψ - c 2 ∑ i = 1 l θ i s.t.

"Technically, yes, we moved from New Orleans," Mr. Baumer said.

The world has moved on technically and so should our thinking.

Bland's best work is canonical for singers like Van Morrison (another perennial Voice of the Century contender), and it's easy to hear why: he was a powerhouse with nuance, a technically superb singer who moved effortlessly between hoarse testifying and angelic melisma, often worrying a line to the point where he engineered a half-dozen twists and turns in a single word.

This creates two different human rights regimes across the UK which could technically act as a lock on Westminster moves.