Sentence examples for with move from from inspiring English sources

He had no contact with MOVE from then on.

It is the cost-of-living increase that comes with moving from Newark to Brooklyn.

Much of the problem involves the risks associated with moving from one system to another.

Tharp's vocabulary is full of unexpected trills and sudden changes in direction, with moves from ballet — "That turning of your heel should be en dehors.

Do you know that term?" — juxtaposed with moves from baseball, golf, swimming, sock hops and drunken shamblings, as well as a multitude of other, less classifiable human activities.

At the same time we're told that the problem with moving from benefits to work is high marginal rates of withdrawal of benefit.

The trouble with moving from interventionist industrial policy to a hands-off, liberal approach is that you have to intervene, and get your hands dirty, to get from here to there.

Even so, Dr. Church noted that most of the health benefits of exercise come with moving from low fitness to moderate fitness, and the challenge is finding a way to communicate with and motivate people in the low-fitness category.

There are no guidelines to help people figure out what an apartment is worth, and no easy ways to calculate the emotional toll that comes with moving from a home, sometimes after decades.

Anyone who is toying with moving from "where the cement grows" should read Acres and Pains by the great American humorist S J Perelman, about leaving New York for a farm in Pennsylvania.

Welfare changes associated with moving from the actual tariff to approximations of the optimal pricing system are computed under different tariff scenarios.