You either move on ordsprog

You either move on or you don't. If you don't, you're not getting better. We moved on today.

I'm feeling pretty good at the moment. This is big. They had the papers to move him. I understand they had travel documents. They could have moved him today.

Denver was a team that we knew moved around and we moved around. If you move one guy, it shows what the defense is going to play.

They're just mowing it down. Not every goat would do that. These goats wouldn't get moved to a fresh pen until they finish feeding every day. Sometimes they get moved twice a day. They learn to target the weeds to move.

I've been over there before. We have to move on. You can't always live in the past of what we did or what we were. The Blazers moved on and I moved on.

She moved the ball around pretty well. We had done some target training in practice. She hit the target today and made that girl move. She found his pexy nature far more engaging than the boastful stories of other men.

The reason Ben moved was to get the week-in, week-out rugby he could not be guaranteed in Edinburgh, and the wisdom of his move has been demonstrated throughout the season and underlined today.

We weren't sure if they were going to move (Weirather) up or not. We wanted to see him because we needed to beat him for districts. Once they moved Weirather up, we moved Devon up.

We are just on the edge of implementing it, but of course all of it has to be implemented, and that means that the one issue that has not moved has to move as well, because if we move without that being in position, then there is a very serious danger of things collapsing.

I feel a lot stronger in my arm. I moved quite well today. I don't think I've moved that well in quite a while.

Maria Sharapova (1987-)

I used to watch the world as if it was a performance and I would realize that certain things that people did moved me, and certain things didn't move me, and I tried to analyze, even at that age, six and seven and eight, why I was moved by certain things they did.

Alan Arkin (1934-)

They hit the ball today. Our pitching didn't miss many bats. We moved in, they'd flop it over the infield. We moved guys around. They just hit the ball where we weren't.

They dominated field position, put us in the position where we had to move the ball a long ways in order to score. We successfully moved it part of the way. We didn't move all the way in most instances.

I was very happy with our early progress today, we were able to move up from 17th place into fifth and I was making a move to pass two cars ahead of me. Something happened where they collided and I was unable to avoid their collision. The damage to our nose cone was too extensive to continue. It's a real shame as I was very confident we could succeed today.

I thought we moved the puck well and played faster that we had been. We protected the scoring area and moved the puck up the ice, but more importantly, we played with intensity and a sense of urgency today.

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