Sentence examples for that moves aside from inspiring English sources

That life carries on as usual for those in power is not very surprising, but what surprises me is us; a protest movement that moves aside and lets the traffic flow.

Awards aside, Glasgow is a place that moves ideas and culture forward, not just within the city limits, but worldwide.

The first full-frontal nudity on TV is generally believed to have been in Holland in 1967, when the experimental show Hoepla showed a female model reading a broadsheet newspaper that she moved aside to reveal her complete nakedness.

It's better that I move aside and give him a clear run at it.

"I think it's critical that he is moved aside, that he is sent back to Australia, and that the Pope takes the strongest action against him," Saunders said. .

Santorum adviser John Brabender told The Huffington Post that Newt Gingrich should "move aside" if he finished third in all the southern states except Georgia on Super Tuesday, which happened.

Gunage et al. reveal that a small, but similar, number of cells are set aside to make both both the tiny muscles that will move the halteres and the much larger flight muscles that move the forewings.

This flag informs a driver that a faster car is approaching and that the driver should move aside to allow one or more faster cars to pass.

Some traders said that yesterday's rise in stock prices in the face of sour earnings reports suggested that sellers might be moving aside.

"One is that old people should move aside to make way for the young, which is a very valid theory.

The idea that older people should move aside from high-paying jobs and prominent social roles to make way for younger people.