Example sentences of "to move [prep] [noun sg] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Roughly four-fifths is thought to move as bed load including saltation , leaving only one-fifth to be accounted for by suspension .
2 Further changes were required to the to the office and to the practice generally er we wanted to maximise on the er er o on the benefits that were going to be derived and the qualities and the skills that we have already got in place er and we wanted to move towards market leadership .
3 He has a lifetime 's belongings here and we could hardly expect Carrie to move into Fern Cottage . ’
4 He says they have 81 families waiting to move into service accomodation .
5 What I 'd also like to say is I think it 's e ecol erm , ecologically correct as well for us to move into computer literacy and computer designed programs .
6 There could hardly be a better time to move into insurance auditing .
7 Many banks were keen to move into Stock Exchange activities in order to capture some of the business they were losing through disintermediation .
8 He also wants to move into property development by building a modern office block in Moscow and suburban housing for the city 's emerging yuppies .
9 Social workers looking to move into care management jobs will find recruitment opportunities at the Community Care Job Forum and Careers Convention in Manchester on 19 and 20 May .
10 With allied generals proclaiming the absolute readiness , in all ways , of the coalition forces to move from air assault to combined land-and-air assault , a full ground battle seemed imminent .
11 Marlowe 's will to move from unprofound drama is perfectly personified in his play Tamburlaine the Great .
12 Now that Singapore has virtually full employment , it has begun to move beyond production stage manufacturing and attract foreign investment in research and development and high technology industries such as aircraft assembly , material sciences , biotechnology and information technology .
13 Beaumont 's study of assisted migrants in Scotland in 1976 showed that 88 per cent of his sample said they would have wanted to move in the absence of government assistance and , even more important , 69 per cent of the sample said they would have been able to move without government assistance .
14 The Government have carefully considered the matter , and transitional arrangements will be made to safeguard those who are now receiving income support and would like to move to family credit , but may be worried for precisely the reasons that the hon. Gentleman has mentioned .
15 The only hope was to move to energy self-sufficiency .
16 Mortgages at preferential interest rates may be offered to employees asked to move at company request with eligibility criteria ( such as age , service and marital status ) waived or reduced .
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