Sentence examples for to moves from inspiring English sources
verb
To change place or posture; to stir; to go, in any manner, from one place or position to another.
Mortgage-backed securities respond violently to moves in interest rates.
I myself was not immune to moves around the city.
Shifting old statues, thus making room for newer figures to look up to, moves with history.
With luck, that might lead to moves to make the business more transparent.
They were responding to moves in America's Congress to condemn Japan over the sex-slavery issue.
Pay aside, spouses may object to moves that they expect will impede their own career development.
They have everything: discipline, toughness, physical fitness, confidence, using the backboard, rebounding, the go-to moves and leadership".
"I became a student of Bernard King just watching some of his game tapes and seeing his go-to moves," Anthony said in February.
We all develop go-to moves.
It's one of my own favorite go-to moves.
Those are basically my go-to moves, to project happiness or force myself into a peppy mood.
