Sentence examples for why it moved from inspiring English sources
Mr Humphrey said: "I want to know exactly when the stand moved, why it moved, what was the cause?
In its statement, the Federal Reserve said the recovery in financial markets was one of the reasons why it moved to a bias toward tightening rates.
I want to have a general idea of what kind of business the company's in and why it moved to make my screens, why it's moving up.
"One of the key learning points for us is that the home, only six months ago, was rated as good and we need to find out why it moved from good to inadequate in quite such a short order and what the reasons are behind that," Mr Mumford said.
Wood is unashamed: 'I am consumed by this sentence,' he says of Woolf's remark that: 'The day waves yellow with all its crops.' Having claimed not to know why it moves him so much, he goes on to explicate the mystery with a forensic brilliance as dazzling as the light that blazes from Woolf's fertile, pollinated sea.
That's why it moves the audiences who have seen it so far.
Because the currency is less-broadly traded than the rouble it is more difficult to say why it moves, said Mr Solot.
Why has it moved so slowly?
It's why I moved to Devon and it's why I'm setting up a wilderness weekend within the Write to Freedom programme.
The company cites a 2014 Ericsson Mobility study when explaining why it has moved away from its prior cost-by-device barrier to entry.
