Sentence examples for that we move from from inspiring English sources
And with that we move from political warfare to perhaps the oldest drama in our national literature, the virtuous American recoiling from the smooth and treacherous arms of wicked Europe.
This means that we move from necessity to contingency.
My first is that we move from talk to action.
It is in everyone's interest that we move from unscientific fears to real scientific testing.
"I like the idea that it is authored by different universities, and that we move from Barcelona to Maastricht.
Eve Ensler, the author of "The Vagina Monologues," also sent word, via Winter Miller, a playwright, who read aloud, "It is critical the theatre world takes these steps so that we move from policing patriarchy to dismantling it".
It's mind-boggling to think that we moved from the pinball machine – essentially a glorified gas pump – to the arcade machine to the home console in a less than 20 years.
They must learn that we moved from slavery into another hundred years of vicious oppression.
"Success meant that we moved from small sweaty clubs to huge arenas and DJ sets got too predictable.
In short: the fact that we moved from a conservative Republican oilman from Texas to a liberal Democratic African American from Illinois, and yet change plods along at a snail's pace - if at all - is a confirmation of what I discuss in detail in my book Hoodwinked.
In that sense, we move from a place of darkness to a place of light.
