Sentence examples for there she moves from inspiring English sources

From there, she moves into rhythm-and-blues that's accessorized with hip-hop scratching, jazz scat-singing and glimmers of gospel.

From there, she moves on to North Carolina, which has implemented, to genocidal ends, the ideals of the American Colonization Society — a real organization and social movement, evoked but unmentioned by Whitehead, that sought to end slavery and return all blacks to Africa, not least to make real the enduring fantasy of a white America.

From there she moves to Geneva at the same time UNAIDS leaders decide that " beating up" the virus's threat to global security (i.e., fanning fear over its imminent infiltration of India, Russia, China, and other parts of Asia) is a great way to attract major donors.

From there, she moved into "Save Me," another slow burn, and a more meaningful one.

After eight months there, she moved in March 2000 into an apartment her father rents in Harlem.

But now the doctors say she has to be there – she moved in after a stay in the hospital.

From there, she moved around the world, covering conflicts and war in Iraq, Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, Kosovo, Chechnya and Zimbabwe in addition to the unrest that stretched across the Arab world last year.

Following three years in the planning and strategy department there she moved to Sky Digital Media as Head of Digital Strategy.

A collection of them, "Points for Parents," was published by George Weidenfeld in 1956, and from there she moved on to larger subjects.

From there, she moved with her daughter to New York City, and held editorial positions at New York Newsday, Lear's, Variety and Seventeen before succeeding Kurt Andersen at New York.

From there, she moved to the University of Chicago and a series of community-service and outreach jobs in Hyde Park, a racially and economically diverse neighborhood known for its independence from the city's infamous machine politics.