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move in order to make room for someone for something
`Move over,' he told the crowd
The park gave way to a supermarket
How To Use move over In A Sentence
- Move over, microbiome, it's all about the vagus nerve. Times, Sunday Times
- And you dumdum transplants who are complaining that you are getting passed on the right when you are in the middle lane-MOVE OVER. Move over Jersey drivers, Manahan takes on the left-lane lingerers
- I may not remove overfar from you, I purpose to relate to you of a marquess, not an act of magnificence, but a monstrous folly, which, albeit good ensued to him thereof in the end, I counsel not any to imitate, for it was a thousand pities that weal betided him thereof. The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio
- She watched his hand move over the gun and her body tensed up.
- They fear that in the bleak weather, householders may want to take advantage of any offer to remove overgrown trees or shrubs.
- Small, slim fingers eagerly and agilely move over their recorders' keys.
- They said Mr Jenkins should make balanced programmes about the Black community or move over and let someone else who can.
- We'll practice here tonight and tomorrow, then move over when things are good to go.
- Move over hydrilla, there's a bigger, meaner invasive aquatic weed in town.
- I move over to the dining room table behind her.
