Sentence examples for which moved from inspiring English sources

The collection was divided between the opening looks of plasticized sportswear, which moved on to denim.

The blacks eventually formed their own congregation, St. Philip's, which moved to Harlem in 1911.

After graduating, he returned to the Army, which moved him to different bases around the country.

Then came the boutique-hotel era, which moved lodgings from mass production to couture.

No extant document records the closing of the council, which moved to Rome in September 1443.

He points to Vodafone, which moved into the Japanese cellphone market in the early 2000s.

We had a very warm period — it was 90 in March — which moved things along.

Bain's competitors - some of which moved early in previous years - were forced to scramble.

Beethoven, on his deathbed, received from the society a gift of £100, which moved him profoundly.

The funeral march was a true march, which moved at a stately pace.

The show, which moved to Sunday nights at 7 in 1975, was slow to catch on.