Sentence examples for move over from high-quality English sources.

• Move over, Scrooge.

• Move over Sheryl Sandberg.

• I can’t describe the feelings that move over me.

• I'm very excited to move over to secondary school...

• Move over, Betty Crocker—nothing says lovin' like an Apple-box cake.

• The marginal move over the limits “might not be a big deal,’’ said Philip H.

• Move over Whatsapp and iMessage; Line is the most popular texting app in Japan.

• Prepare to move over, Manolo: Adele Clarke will soon be biting at your kitten heels.

Use move over in a sentence.

• After 10 years with Kiss FM; 1996 saw him move over to Radio 1 to present Rhythm Nation.

• Move over salted caramel – miso and chocolate is a sweet-and-salty combination that keeps you coming back for more.

• You might be surprised to hear that 'burning' isn’t all about meat (move over black and crunchy barbecued sausages).

• Liquids can flow and take the shape of the bottom of their container because their particles can move over each other.

• He says: “Although I’ve only recently become a freelance consultant, I started preparing for the move over a year ago.

• Existing streamers on the platform will have the opportunity to move over to Facebook Gaming, the social network's own streaming service.

• The decision forced refugees and volunteers to move over 500 semi-permanent shelters and nearly 2000 inhabitants in the space of five days.

• Under a process called “managed migration”, which may start next year, 2m households on old-style benefits will move over to the new system.

move over sentence examples

• Made of 66% nylon, 7% polyester, 14% olefin, and 3% spandex, the Flite socks offer just enough compression without feeling too snug and are able to move as you move over rocks, logs, or whatever you come across outside.

• Developing country Parties should continue enhancing their mitigation efforts, and are encouraged to move over time towards economy-wide emission reduction or limitation targets in the light of different national circumstances.

• Move over Ferrante, there’s a new Elena in town – Elena Varvello, a poet, short-story writer and novelist whose work has won her critical acclaim in her native Italy, including a nomination for the Premio Strega, the Italian equivalent of the Man Booker Prize.

• In June, after the death of Vera Uwaila Omozuwa, a 22-year-old student who was found in a pool of blood at her church, a group of NGOs got all 36 governors of states in Nigeria to declare a “state of emergency” (a political rather than legal move) over rapes and violence against women.