Sentence examples for to move back from from inspiring English sources

We were not going to move back from that point.

By the December before Breck was murdered, I was worried enough to move back from London to be very close.

When her mother called for Nicola Shirley-Phillips and her siblings to move back from the US to Jamaica, she only reluctantly agreed.

"What we can do is look at the worst-case scenario and try to move back from that," she said in an interview last week.

He had to be asked repeatedly to move back from the microphone, and to specify who he was referring to when he said "he," as if everyone knew it could only be Mr. Bulger.

In Dallas, officers were seen racing out of armoured vehicles with rifles earlier in the evening, and reporters and the public were instructed to move back from the department building, which appeared to be under lockdown.

Security instructed the crowd to move back, away from the white Lamborghini Aventador with black rims that was parked diagonally and idling.

You may need to poke him on the shoulder with it to get him to move back away from you.

My wife and I decided to move back to New York from Denver to be closer to her family when the child was born.

The couple met in Manhattan in February, 2008, when Ms. Stamatelatos, who was planning to move back to New York from Greece, was meeting with a potential manager.

She shared one of them last August, when her niece was trying to decide whether to move back to New York from Georgia.