‘Annie mourned her _move_ from the noisy, crowded town to the peace of the countryside’

‘the need for more space led to the _move_ to the present offices’

‘she made a sudden _move_ towards me’

‘the country’s _move_ to independence’

‘Robson began a _move_ which saw Webb run from the halfway line down the right’

‘In probably the best _move_ of the game, Moseley scored the important try.’

‘in this position Karpov had to seal his 41st _move_ ’

‘I am a pawn and bishop down after 12 _moves_ ’

‘my next _move_ is to talk to Matthew’

‘Mr Bayley said there had been cases in York where families facing eviction started _moves_ to buy the house - with the council powerless to stop them.’

‘White has forced his opponent to _move_ ’

‘if Black _moves_ his bishop he loses a pawn’

‘booksellers should easily be able to _move_ this biography of Lincoln’

‘I’ve seen some shell shocked illustrators at shows lately, completely unable to understand why their prints aren’t _moving_ in quantity.’

‘his family _moved_ the Special Court for adequate ‘maintenance expenses’ to run the household’

‘Did you _move_ the court to change its declaration, to bring its declaration into line with its reasons?’

‘she felt deeply _moved_ by this picture of his plight’

‘Her husband Jack was _moved_ to tears as onlookers watched him unveil the plaque and lay her ashes to rest.’

‘the school _moved_ over to the new course in 1987’

‘she deftly _moved_ the conversation to safer territory’

‘his family _moved_ to London when he was a child’

‘they _moved_ house four days after the baby was born’

‘she _moved_ the tray to a side table’

‘can you _move_ your car so I can get mine out?’

‘let’s _move_ —it’s time we started shopping’

‘He said that we’d better _move_ if we were going to make it home by dark.’

‘if you haven’t _moved_ your bowels today you’d better do it now’

‘Studies of nurseries found that the babies _moved_ their bowels in unison.’

‘she _moved_ to the door’

‘I heard him _moving_ about upstairs’

‘Kennings was really _moving_ when he made contact with a tyre at the hairpin and flipped over’

‘The ball was really _moving_ when it reached him.’

‘come on— _move_ it!’

‘his deep love of music _moved_ him to take lessons with Dr Hill’

‘What _moves_ men and women to love others is the innate goodness that they know is in each and every one of us.’

‘aircraft design had _moved_ forward a long way’

‘councillors are anxious to get things _moving_ as soon as possible’

‘she intends to _move_ an amendment to the Bill’

‘I beg to _move_ that this House deplores the government’s economic policies’

‘she _moved_ in the pop and art worlds’

‘We _moved_ within the same social circles and were members of the same clubs.’

‘he justly _moves_ one’s derision’

‘It raises the ill humour of mankind, excites the keener spirits, _moves_ indignation in beholders and sows the very seeds of schism in men’s bosoms.’

‘hardliners may yet _move_ against him, but their success might be limited’

‘He also _moved_ to assure residents that the area would not be left out of the proposals.’