move in a sentence

• We all love him, but we have to move on.
• He moved up the corporate ladder and became president in 1982.
• In other moves, the Lakers released reserve center Danny Schayes.
• The move shook many Mormon intellectuals and generated national media attention.
• Why did the family move from Mississippi ? she was asked.
• Continental officials said mounting losses in Denver made the move necessary.
• Fame quickly grows sour, however, and he moves on.
• "It's time to move on,"
• It seems residents have moved from the hand-holding stage.
• But nobody wants to be the first to make the move.
• It's difficult to see move in a sentence .
• Isn't this the direction we want to move in?
• How many do you think would want to move to Cuba?
• When Tex moved on to MGM, I stayed with Warners,
• We hope they would understand this is a dynamic moving situation,
• If I can move, I'll play ."
• We are steadily moving toward normalizing official relations with North Vietnam.
• They don't dare move until the Giants turn first.
• I don't ask the middle class to move back.
• I'll learn from this and move on ."
• Now move it to the root directory of your hard disk.