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Sentences starting with move

Move on you two! [10]
Move him where they might, they said, he would ever seek to get back there. [12]
Move the remainder of the force down the Potomac, choosing a new base at Fortress Monroe or anywhere between here and there, or, at all events, move such remainder of the army at once in pursuit of the enemy by some route. [7]
Move briskly, You, Gaddi, Shamma, and Jacob, join the others! [10]
Move around the driveway, please. [9]
Move from the door, or I'll fire. [11]
Move that leg a little, Jamsetzee. [4]

Sentences ending with move

Then the living world begins to move. [11]
They do not wholly refuse their service, but they now require favourable hours to move. [10]
At the inn which they had now reached Justinus got out and desired his companion, a pale-faced man who sat sunk into a heap, to do the same; but with a weary shake of the head he declined to move. [10]
Tibet and Persia were not too far, and France was not too near to prevent the incalculably smooth working of a striking and far-reaching political move. [11]
We stood where we were, trembling and not able to move. [5]
Taught by experience, we ought not to put on our things for this Brahminical one till we see the procession move. [5]
What he wanted was to get her thoroughly interested in himself, and to maintain her in a receptive condition until such time as he should be ready for a final move. [6]
She felt it was to be a struggle between them, and she must be alert and persuasive, and match him word for word, move for move. [11]
At first she was so struck with terror that she could not move. [11]
If a shell was bursting close over us, we stopped talking and stood still;-- uncomfortable, yes, but it wasn't safe to move. [5]

Short sentences using move

I am going to move. [5]
Nothing could move the pilgrims. [5]
Let us move on together. [11]
It was the obvious move. [9]
Mr. Boone did not move. [9]
But Cynthia did not move. [9]
The French did not move. [2]
Mr. Ferguson made no move. [9]
Still France made no move. [5]
He had made no move. [11]

Sentences containing move two or more times

He wants the world to move, and to move unencumbered; and Europe seems to him to carry too much baggage. [4]
Next day Davout rode out early and, after asking Balashev to come to him, peremptorily requested him to remain there, to move on with the baggage train should orders come for it to move, and to talk to no one except Monsieur de Castres. [2]
The House must realise that the Government could not act as though it were wholly a free agent, or as if its every move would not be matched by another move on the part of another Power or Powers. [11]
The inability to move the ears in man and several apes is, however, partly compensated by the freedom with which they can move the head in a horizontal plane, so as to catch sounds from all directions. [1]
I did not move against his outrage and assault, but I will move to purpose now. [11]
In a few more hours the army would move on, leaving the prisoners behind, and Rudyard would presently move on with the army. [11]
For the Peter Erwins of this world are queer creatures, and move rapidly without appearing to the Honoras to move at all. [9]

More example sentences with the word move in them

Shorter, undisturbed, "that you will pick out the house you want, and that your husband will move into it. [9]
And then, sir, you will be sent to the Tower, and I shan't move a finger to get you out. [9]
Sit down--I'll move you when you are in the way. [5]
At any rate, you think you move them backward and forward at such a rate as your will determines, don't you?--On the contrary, they swing just as any other pendulums swing, at a fixed rate, determined by their length. [6]
I move that you open them all and read every signature that is attached to a note of that sort--and read also the first eight words of the note. [5]
No wonder that you are ready to move from one fireplaceless house into another. [4]
I move that you appoint Jack Halliday to get up there and auction off that sack of gilt twenty-dollar pieces, and give the result to the right man--the man whom Hadleyburg delights to honour--Edward Richards. [5]
Should they meet you anywhere, kisses in abundance in fine, wherever you move there is nothing but kisses"--a custom, says this reformer, who has not the fear of Stubbes before his eyes, "never to be sufficiently commended. [4]
His swift horses would not need more than that time for the journey, and during their absence the rest of the party could move from the inn. [10]
She thought they would move on as soon as the storm was over. [4]
I got sick worryin', and when I was strong enough to be around they'd filled my job at the grocery, and it wasn't long before we had to move out of our little home in Alder Street. [9]
And I am wondering what Chartersea's next move will be," he added thoughtfully. [9]
These strange and wonderful achievements move our awe and compel our admiration. [5]
Don't you move without orders--any of you. [5]
The material difficulties with which the head-master had had to struggle after the erection of the large new buildings were also removed when Froebel's prosperous brother in Osterode decided to take part in the work and move to Keilhau. [10]
On the veld, with the first delicate glow, the head of a meerkat, or a springbok, is raised above the gray-brown grass; herds of cattle move uneasily. [11]
He was haunted with many anxieties; in the first place, Ruth was overtaxing her strength in her hospital labors, and Philip felt as if he must move heaven and earth to save her from such toil and suffering. [5]
He will move with between thirty-five and forty thousand men. [7]
It was a wise move, for he found Regnault de Chartres and some more of the King's pet rascals there trying their best to disperse the army, and crippling all the efforts of Joan's generals to head it for Orleans. [5]
Titles, fame, estates, will not move her. [9]
Then the thing will move right along and your royalties will cease to be waste paper. [5]
Jones says he will move his mill up next spring. [5]
Then, see: Loce will go down the middle hatch, get a gun, come up with it on his shoulder, and move on to the fo'castle. [11]
But she seemed wilful too, and contradictory--at any rate to-day; for when Orion pointed out some move to her she rarely took his advice, but with set lips, pushed the piece according to her own, rarely wiser, judgment. [10]
Any such effort, when a person is so enfeebled, may stop the heart in a moment; and if it stops, it will never move again. [6]
Now you understand what a colossal move on the political chess-board the Coronation was. [5]
Some day the west will be numerically strong enough to move the seat of government; her past attempts are a fair warning that when the day comes she will do it. [5]
Just as they were about to move on, the Welshman stepped out and said: "Hallo, who's that? [5]
It will be well to move a little off the road and put in the whole day drilling you, sire. [5]
For one day we can move into the drawing room. [2]
But scarcely had we begun to move, when the expected troops from Leyderdorp pressed forward, their loud San Jago resounding far and wide, while at the same time the old enemy rose from the ditch and attacked us. [10]
Oh dear, if we are to go to sea again, Mandeville, I move we have in the nuts and apples, and talk about our friends. [4]
The weather and water were blustering all that day, and Phips did not move, save for a small attempt--repulsed--by a handful of men to examine the landing. [11]
He kept close watch over her, and at the least indication of restlessness, that he knew led to tossing and rolling of the body, he held her tightly, so no violent move could reopen her wounds. [13]
The third order was: General Campan will move through the wood to seize the first fortification. [2]
Little Rias Richardson was willing to come in, and help move the barrels, and on such occasions wore carpet slippers to save his shoes. [9]
His every move was watched, his least sayings were reported as significant, and the Street was hopeful or depressed as he seemed to be cheerful or unusually taciturn. [4]
Our next move was to shove the screen back and mount the volunteer singers, melodeon and all, upon the platform,--some twenty of them crowded together behind the minister. [4]
Meantime, whilst he was talking with the protonotary, the bolder guests ventured to move about more freely, and of them all Cordula imposed the least restraint upon herself. [10]
This move, too, was surprising enough, It argued even more assurance. [9]
She doubted, she was pleased to say, whether she should find better company in any circle she was like to move in than she left behind her at our boarding-house. [6]
Yes, the case was plain to Hendon--he must lose no more time in Southwark, but move at once through Kent, toward Monk's Holm, searching the wood and inquiring as he went. [5]
When the procession was past and gone my grand-uncle bid Herdegen go to him, and that which the old man then said and did to move him to give up his love was shrewdly planned and not without effect on his mind. [10]
David Humphrey, who was outside, offered to put up the Sergeant's horse; but he said: "No, if you'll hold him just a moment, Mr. Humphrey, I'll ask for a drink of something warm, and move on. [11]
Clark's next move was an enigma, for he set the men to cutting and trimming tall sapling poles. [9]
At the top was a plateau, smooth and fine as a parade-ground, where battle could be given, or move be made upon the city and citadel, which lay on ground no higher. [11]
If the ship was "down by the head," and would not steer, he would go and move his "trunk" further aft, and then watch the effect. [5]
If the ship was "down by the head," and would got steer, he would go and move his "trunk" farther aft, and then watch the effect. [5]
It was a warm spring day, a stray day sent in advance, as it were, to warn the nomads of the city that it was time to move on. [4]
If what is wanted in society is cold hauteur and languid superciliousness or lofty immobility, we are confident that with a little practice she can sit stiller, and look more impassive, and move with less motion, than any other created woman. [4]
I waited and waited, but the glacier did not move. [5]
She had no voice to cry for help, no power to move, but lay still, watching it. [12]
The horse was very quiet all the time, he did not move. [5]
It is still very amusing to me to see how you Americans move about with the seasons, just like the barbarians of Turkestan, half the year in summer camps and half the year in winter camps. [4]
This should move us to be charitable towards one another's lunacies. [5]
This should move us to be charitable toward one another's lunacies. [5]
The President is urgent and anxious that your army should move against him by forced marches. [7]
We will move upon the forts of the south bank to-morrow at dawn. [5]
If you move up the valley of the Shenandoah, not more than twelve or fifteen thousand can be sent you. [7]
Now he spoke up and said, in the voice of one who is secretly suffering, "You're the fourth--I'm going to move. [5]
So de big Union officers move in dah, an' dey ask me would I cook for dem. [5]
The fact is undisputed that she did not move one inch ahead while she was moving this 31 feet sideways. [7]
Edward could never understand this; or why the Universe, so long static and immutable, had suddenly begun to move. [9]
I thought of turning my head, and I remember wondering for a long time over the expediency of this move. [9]
And then she turned her head, slowly, and saw him, and her lips parted, and a startled look came into her eyes, but she did not move. [9]
He went, and tried to hurry, but his legs refused to move and he knew he would not be in time to lock the door though he painfully strained all his powers. [2]
Seeing that his trap would not be able to move on for some time, Alpatych got down and turned into the side street to look at the fire. [2]
Curiosity drew both to the spot, and as Miriam's stately bearing made the throng move respectfully aside, they soon saw the mournful contents of a large travelling-chariot, which had lost its wheels. [10]
When Noel got to the second part, and that heart-breaking refrain began to melt and move all listeners, the Paladin began to wipe away tears with the back of first one hand and then the other. [5]
We often move to the objects of supreme curiosity or desire, not in the lines of castle or bishop on the chess-board, but with the knight's zigzag, at first in the wrong direction, making believe to ourselves we are not after the thing coveted. [6]
He could afford to stand this scrutiny, and he seemed to move about with the consciousness that he knew more about being a horse than his judges. [4]
They'll move out to settlements like Glendale full of dirt and vermin and disease and live as they're accustomed to. [9]
He was quick to see a bush move, to observe the flick of a branch, to catch the faintest sound of an animal origin. [11]
On our voyage to San Francisco we ran into a calm in the middle of the Pacific, and did not move a rod during fourteen days; this gave me a chance to copy the diaries. [5]
I was going to rush by and get away, but a lot of dogs jumped out and went to howling and barking at me, and I knowed better than to move another peg. [5]
As nothing happened to prove or to disprove the fact, she said, "I move we put Coonrod up to gittun' it out of Miss Vance, at some of their meetun's. [8]
Thus it came to pass that I did I not take the time of Hadrian for the background of a tale till after I had dealt with the still later period of the early monastic move in "Homo Sum. [10]
You move off to one side and wash another pan. [5]
The sun seems to move too slowly to those who long and wait, and a planet would be more likely to fail in punctuality than a lover when called by love. [10]
We are expecting to move to Florence ten or twelve days hence, but if this hot weather continues we shall wait for cooler. [5]
I must beg to move that they be dropped at once, and that we elect a chairman of the meeting and proper officers to assist him, and then we can go on with the business before us understandingly. [5]
We have got to move or be content to see our effects wasted away and utterly destroyed. [5]
Ranulph was about to move on. [11]
He was about to move on. [11]
She was about to move on, when a thought seemed to strike her, and she added, "This Mademoiselle and her father whom you brought hither- where are they? [11]
How am I to move my crops? [5]
The Scarabee was to move into the place of our late unlamented associate, the Man of Letters, so called. [6]
I really ought to move into another building. [9]
The column began to move forward. [9]
I wish you to move cautiously and safely. [7]
We are ready to move again, though we are not really tired yet of the narrow passages of this old marble cave. [5]
It is plain to me that Heaven, in its inscrutable wisdom, has seen fit to move this defendant's ranch for a purpose. [5]
She has called to me in her sleep before now, sir; as I have sat by, watching, I have seen her lips move, and have known, though no sound came from them, that she spoke of me. [12]
As he intended to make the move under cover of darkness, he wanted most to be able to tell where to climb up. [13]
The stone seemed to groan, to stir, to grate, and then to move. [13]
Well, it began to come a week ago; my note-book comes out more and more frequently every day since; 3 days ago I concluded to move my manuscript over to my den. [5]
Meanwhile, I want to be free to move and do as I will. [11]
We shall move to another hotel early in the morning to spend to-morrow. [5]
At that very time, poor thing, I was girding up my conscience to make him move on again! [5]
That's the safest time to move round here. [13]

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