Moved in sentence

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So we moved to look into our cousins, the monkeys.

I could see that the security guard was moved by the building and that architecture has that capacity to move you.

(Imitates a siren passing by) The siren appeared to change in pitch as it moved towards and away from you.

For two years, inevitably, the news agenda moved on, and for two years, we didn't hear much about the Chibok girls.

But this loss can be prevented through memory consolidation, the process by which information is moved from our fleeting short-term memory to our more durable long-term memory.

It wasn't necessarily the people who moved the most that felt the most fatigued, but it was the folks that didn't have control over their jobs.

Having thought that through, I decided denial was not going to be on my agenda; I had bigger things to worry about, to write about, to research, and I moved on.

But these always moved in the same direction: blame the Jews, exonerate the Nazis.

Even after being forced to recant by the Vatican that the Earth moved around the Sun, he came out, and what is he reported to have said?

I had only recently moved from Uruguay, where I'm from, to Spain.

We presented our plan at the White House two weeks after President Trump moved in.

And I moved from that girl who constantly asked why me to one who not only self-advocates, but does it for those who are yet to find their voices.

I was so moved by how powerful the will to serve our neighbors can be a few years ago, when we faced a global catastrophe.

Based on climate data projections, we are exploring a future where the Western world has moved from abundance to scarcity.

I eventually moved to Atlanta, still trying to find my home.

But something interesting happened in 2008, and this river moved in a way that's very different.

This river moved over 30 miles very abruptly.

Then about 3,500 years ago it moved to follow the course outlined here in orange.

Urban priorities changed as we moved towards the industrial revolution because infectious disease became the risk of the day.

I moved in with my grandmother, and I was able to rent our first warehouse, buy our first truck, pay our first employees, because I didn't have to worry about paying myself, because I didn't need to feed myself, because I am the direct beneficiary of generations of white privilege.

So once cows reach a particular weight, roughly 300 kilograms, they are moved here and placed on a specialized diet.

He said, "I was so moved.

1,600 people, busy people, involved in all sorts of different things, listening, understanding and being moved by a piece by Chopin.

Am I sure that every single person followed that, understood it, was moved by it?

I moved out at the end of the semester.

I quit my job and I moved to New York City to practice art full time.

I moved to Shenzhen 10 years ago ... for some reason, people may know.

And before I had even gotten the whole sentence out, he had moved on to the soccer game he was going to play at recess.

Well, in the past, people moved to the cities not because they loved the city itself but for the things you could have in a city, more job opportunities, easier access to services and goods and a rich social life.

I was in Washington, DC when 9/11 happened, and then I moved back home to Kenya to work with refugees and then later worked in Pakistan and in Afghanistan.

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