Sentence examples for upon being moved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lucero appeared to be alive when the Patchogue Ambulance Company arrived at the scene, his eyes opening upon being moved and his breathing fast and labored, according to ambulance company documents.

Two of DeKalb's most prominent citizens, Jacob Haish and Isaac L. Ellwood, each promised to donate $20,000 to help absorb some of the new building's cost; their donation hinged upon the courthouse being moved to and constructed in DeKalb.

But later both Antony and Cleopatra conferred it upon her as a favour, being moved by her courteous entreaties.

He added that a meeting with the US had been "mutually agreed upon to be moved to a later date".

The precise reference is to an episode in which a young courtier, coming upon flowers, is moved to compose a love poem using irises as an image.

But a Samaritan traveler who came upon him was moved with compassion at the sight.

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson revered Shakespeare so much that they made a pilgrimage together to his house in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1786 (Adams was moved; Jefferson complained about how expensive everything was).

HOW MUCH -- $14,500 This 450-square-foot log cabin is offered without the land that it sits on; it must be moved upon purchase.

A music manager called Paul Harrison, who had previously signed Regina Spektor, stumbled upon her page and was moved enough to seek her out.

It should investigate and decide upon which applications should be moved to the cloud, keep control of costs and set sound policies for the rest of the organization.

Upon redeveloping, the depression was moved west-northwestward around a large anticyclone to the east of Florida.