move的示例

• You can move the cursor either by using the mouse or by using the arrow keys on the keyboard.

• I didn't want to move in case I woke her up.

• In the summer, the shepherds move their sheep up into the hills .

• Could I possibly ask you to move your chair a little?

• The poor things were kept in small cages without room to move.

• When we retire, we're going to move to a warmer climate .

• We would dearly love to sell our flat and move to the country.

• They decided to move abroad and make a fresh start.

• Now that the children are settled at school , we don't really want to move again.

• After nine years in Cambridge, Susannah and Guy moved to Watlington, where they lived happily ever after.

• I don't really like working on a computer, but you have to move with the times, I suppose.

• Traffic moved forward at a crawl.

• The company has moved into plastics.

• The procession moved through the streets at a steady pace.

• By lap 26, Hamilton had moved into second position.

• She sat back for a minute to ponder her next move in the game.

• My cactus seems to be benefiting from its move from the living room to the kitchen windowsill.

• The cattle have had a move from the top field down into the meadow, I see.

• "Where have the reference books gone?" "Oh - they've had a move. They're by the door now."

• Agassi's move to the net was perfectly timed, and he is rewarded with two match points.

• They helped us with our move to Norwich.

• We have had three office moves in five years.

• The move to Scotland was a big wrench for the children.

• The film follows one family's move to Spain.

• It was a shrewd move to buy your house just before property prices started to rise.

• Quitting that job was the smartest move I ever made.

• The newspaper made the bold move of publishing the names of the men involved.

• "The children are getting rather bored, so shall we take them to the park?" "Yes, I think that would be a good move."

• It was a brave move to stand up and question the boss's figures, but you certainly made him notice you!

• This may include planning a further move to housing offering a greater degree of shelter, or even greater reliance on families.

• By formulating plans in advance, agents can avoid the need down the line to deliberate about their next move.

• The two players alternately take new edges, one edge per move.

• Hence, it is difficult to explain why players would conceive of the simultaneous move game in sequential terms.

• Perhaps, moreover, a case can be made for saying that philosophical understanding is advanced, not by solving problems head-on, but by moving around them.

• Likewise, conversion-that is, entry to or exit from these communities-is religiously forbidden and socioculturally difficult (unless one physically moves away from the community).

• After the recording and the developing, the hologram was returned to the second holder and moved into the laser beam line.

• A small test flash was first used to center the stimulus over the receptive field by manually moving it to elicit a maximum response.

• The remaining fourteen had moved into private enterprise, mostly with firms specializing in the field of their former ministries.

• The manipulator remains standing still, until the operator begins to move it.

• Each move consists of a jump by one man over one or more other men, the men jumped over being removed from the board.

• At first, the move towards local evaluation took the form of a type of school-based self-evaluation.

• At times the camera was mounted on moving surfaces, such as trains, trams, ships, or even the subway.

• Whenever an equilibrium force-law is required, it is always essential to establish that the two surfaces have stopped moving before the equilibrium displacements are measured.

• The theoretical debate has moved beyond the subject of interpretation of the past, to the necessity to reflect on archaeology itself.