Move In A Sentence

• Hardly dare to move out of the quarter.
• She helped me move in and settle down.
• His first move was to saddle his black horse and my dun.
• We can get a little sleep and move early in the morning.
• My left hand was quiet; why did its fingers not move also?
• Colonel Guitar gave the order to move forward and attack.
• I couldn't move her.
• All of a sudden she thought she heard something move behind her.
• Philippa shrugged her shoulders and made a determined move towards the bell.
• The move was evolved 1912, but not built till well into 1913.
• We might build our establishment a story higher; we might attempt to move it.
• Independence captured, the combined forces were to move on Lexington.
• But Gray did not move again, and after a pause he resumed his counting.
• He had been lying watching Gray, wondering what his next move would be.
• He would have got up to move away, but Gray held his hand fast.

• If any one had made an unexpected move just then, there would have been sudden death in that camp.
• You must always move forward, however, and a move once made cannot be withdrawn.
• Santonio, of course, did not move an inch; certainly there was just room enough to clear him!
• Every move must be in a forward direction, white going one way, black the other.
• The terrible button at whose signal the German war machine would move was all but pressed.
• The parole was easily secured, but a week passed before they considered it safe to move Randolph.
• They had not gone far when Mark noticed that Spencer was watching every move he made.
• The critter growled so ferocious whenever I tried to move that I gin up trying.
• If it were impossible to move any of them across the frontier, what possible chance was there of exporting me?
• They laughed and joked with one another as they quitted the trenches to move forward over the open.
• At these words many of the gentlemen present began to bite their moustaches and move uneasily in their chairs.
• The boys decided that they would at once move their traps from the hotel and make permanent headquarters at their home base.
• While no current is passing, the wire does not move in the magnetic field and its mirror reflects a stationary beam of light.
• As he was making his way back from the last adventure, he was seized with fever and forced to move by slow stages.
• After having passed one counter over another, the next move will be with a counter of the colour of the first one moved.
• He has been unable to pay his rent, so of course he is obliged to move somewhere, if he can find a place to move into.
• She didn't move for a minute, and the shocked, stricken look in her eyes grew more intense.
• He made all officers of the lower room move for a half-hour into the upper room, and there fall in line with the rest.
• We can move this contraption that your father built, back for a hen house, or a pig-pen; just as she says.
• The sound broke the charm; the ghosts took to flight as though it had been cock-crowing, and there was a universal move for bed.
• The only one of the men to move was Bamtz, who made as if to get up but dropped back in his chair again.
• My father died in it in March of the year mentioned, but our family did not move out of it until some months afterward.
• He was a good judge of men, that eagle-faced major; he knew that the slightest move with hostile intent would mean a smoking gun.
• When I wrote, my hand appeared to move of itself; yet the words it wrote invariably passed through my mind.
• So, small as his force was, only one hundred and eighty, he determined to move out and attack Porter without delay.

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