How To Use Move up In A Sentence
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Yet a combined diploma and degree system leaves room to move up the hierarchy and enjoy career progress.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is very easy to move up to command your own group of people.
Times, Sunday Times
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an insect's versatile antennae can move up and down or laterally
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They will be concerned that wholesale prices could move upwards again, eating into margins.
Times, Sunday Times
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GRIFFIN: Let's move up the coast to St. Augustine, that is where Kathleen Koch is standing by.
CNN Transcript Sep 4, 2004
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Less dense substances move upwards to form a crust.
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We think that the specialised high Arctic plants may, in some few places, move up the mountains.
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She was anxious to move up the promotion ladder.
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Rice carried 39 times for 225 yards to nearly outgain Pittsburgh by himself and put Rutgers in position to make a major move up the AP poll if it can beat No. 6 Louisville at home on Nov. 9 - as long as it beats Connecticut on Oct. 29.
USATODAY.com - College Football - Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh
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The kids learn fast, and can't wait to move up to the junior team.
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So, barring a major surprise like some unforeseeable setback in the country, the President's numbers will probably move up again soon.
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When waves cause the coil to move up and down relative to the fixed magnetic shaft, voltage is induced and electricity is generated.
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Though one was a Democrat and the other a Republican, the rivalry over which one would move up first was cordial.
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These have not had a bad run but tend to move upwards on any favourable economic news.
Times, Sunday Times
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But within that period, the price of a gilt may move up and down depending on what else is happening to interest rates.
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Less dense substances move upwards to form a crust.
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The scrips of the shipping companies have seen their prices move up over 50 per cent in the past three months.
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Many garment exporters want to move upmarket.
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Willersey residents were hoping their campaign to stop heavy lorries rumbling through their village streets would move up a gear after a meeting last night.
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That is, their relative values move up or down depending on market forces.
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And if you are in the slow lane and too fast then again that is your own fault and you should move up a lane, dependent on how crowded other lanes are.
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Some species of limpets have been shown to spend their entire lives within a few cm of their home scars, while others can move upwards of 1 m during a single tidal cycle.
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Children learn in mixed ability classes and move up a class each year.
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Core indices have continued to move up in some countries even as headline inflation numbers have declined.
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He will be looking to move up the non-league pyramid.
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The Edinburgh side needed to move up a gear to jolt Celtic out of their rhythm.
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Before he could move up all the way to the top of the staircase, he paused, hesitating as he noticed no follower lemming behind him, glancing over the opened railing towards her.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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To bring the compass needle back to North it would be necessary to move up nearer the compass dial the fore-and-aft magnet (shown below), whose magnetism would act on the compass needle on this heading of the ship exactly as the athwartship magnet acted on the compass needle when the ship was headed North:
Lectures in Navigation
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In the hearing, al-Bahlul explained, as he had during his only other hearing 17 months before, that he was boycotting the proceedings, and the judge, Army Col. Peter E. Brownback III, then motioned for Fleener to move up the table to represent him.
Andy Worthington: An Empty Trial at Guantanamo
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She was anxious to move up the promotion ladder.
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This allows smallish heavyweights to gradually move up without putting their careers at risk, in particular early in their careers.
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When waves cause the coil to move up and down relative to the fixed magnetic shaft, voltage is induced and electricity is generated.
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Again, the top eight in each event and top four all-arounds move up to the next level.
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Roll the die, answer a question and move up the greasy pole to Downing Street.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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Sherwood, 45, revealed the advice to move upstairs came after a string of recent flareups in the dugout.
The Sun
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And also, this way, if I ever completely change my way of thinking and decide that I do want to drive (like if someone decided to give me a nice new car * wink wink*), it would be no problem at all to just go in and move up one more rung on the graduated licencing ladder.
Is It Hot In Here, Or Is It Just Me?
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Move up, John, and let the lady sit down.
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When they browse they move upwind, carefully sniffing and sifting the air for danger, their sharp-sighted eyes constantly on the alert.
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It's a sure-fire way to move up the table of quality tourist destinations.
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Move up, John, and let the lady sit down.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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As most Supts have never done any decent police work in their lives the only way they can move up the pole is to keep reaching their targets and having a good “diversity” and “issue” agenda.
Police Do As They Are Told Shock!!!! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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While mortgages remain scarce, equity provides the power to move up the ladder.
Times, Sunday Times
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Becky, working as a governess, resorts to her good looks and alluring personality to move up in society.
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Thanks to the kindness of Captain Buckley, of the Scots 'Fusileer Guards, and Colonel Somerset, who lent us means of conveyance for our "impedimenta," I was able to move up in one day.
Journal Kept During The Russian War: From The Departure Of The Army From England In April 1854, To The Fall Of Sebastopol
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Sonsona who decided to move up two weight divisions told us he expects a "very competitive fight" when he meets undefeated Vazquez Jr for the WBO super bantamweight title relinquished by Juan Manuel "Juanma" Lopez who moved up to featherweight and won the title with a battering of Steven Luevano.
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Because of inertia, though, the air column continues to move up, leaving a partial vacuum in and above the glottis that acts to slam the folds more strongly together.
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Unlike a piston engine, where reciprocating parts move up and down, the twin rotors in the Mazda just spin around.
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These have not had a bad run but tend to move upwards on any favourable economic news.
Times, Sunday Times
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For more capacity, you can move up a notch or two to loader backhoes and midsize excavators when space for the big excavators, dozers, and other dedicated machines is short.
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Fault movements by which blocks of terrain move up or down relative to each other, as when horsts or grabens are formed, can also produce inliers and outliers.
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The novice can start out with inexpensive Languedoc, move up north to Rhone, play around in Beaujolais, and then begin to explore Burgundy.
Of Burgundy, Bordeaux and pork bellies [poll] | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Children learn in mixed ability classes and move up a class each year.
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The flow is helped by a series of one-way valves in the veins that only allow the blood to move upwards (against gravity).
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Thrashing wildly, she flailed her arms and legs in a desperate attempt to move upwards, to the surface, to salvation.
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Children learn in mixed ability classes and move up a class each year.
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As editors gain experience with specialized subjects, they can move up in the hierarchy.
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Those Jerries had so much more firepower and range, and I saw that we were losing valuable men trying to move up.
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If you win, will you move up to 154 pounds or continue defending your welter titles?
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And the goods portion of GDP tends to move up and down sharply as the economy enters and exits recession; services are stabler.
Strauss-Kahn, Debt Talks, Tabloid Scandal
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He simply turned and started to move up the stairs, Trish still cradled gently in his arms.
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For those new to biceps training, your elbows should remain stationary while your hands move upward toward the shoulders.
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Similarly if the box becomes lighter then the spring will lift the box up and the pointer will move up the scale.
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As the 79 million baby boomers move up through - and out of - the workforce, there aren't enough younger workers to replace them in low-level jobs.
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Move up, John, and let the lady sit down.
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Less dense substances move upwards to form a crust.
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The Edinburgh side needed to move up a gear to jolt Celtic out of their rhythm.
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If you move a pawn to open up a diagonal for a bishop, then should you usually NOT move up another pawn to develop the bishop on the other diagonal.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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Tanith Belbin put a foot down on a twizzle in the 2006 Games when she and Ben Agosto needed a flawless performance to move up from silver to gold.
Twizzles keep hearts a-twitter
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With the Segway, you can also move up and down rugged terrain as well as slopes and inclines with a little practice.
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"Affirmative Sargeant. Move up and secure firing positions."
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They are said to be staying at relatives' homes, watching the situation and ready to move upon orders.
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Horizontal and vertical viewing angles are also fairly poor, with the screen looking washed out at you move up and down and going dark as you move to the side.
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Unlike a piston engine, where reciprocating parts move up and down, the twin rotors in the Mazda just spin around.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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It is very easy to move up to command your own group of people.
Times, Sunday Times
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Professional soccer needs to set up a system much like major league baseball's farm teams, feeder clubs from which local heroes can create a fan base as they move up the ladder.
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Sherwood, 45, revealed the advice to move upstairs came after a string of recent flareups in the dugout.
The Sun
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She does think it is sometimes reverse discrimination but wonders how else people will move up.
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She bathes his feet and begins to move upward when Odysseus realizes that he has an old scar she will recognize.
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The well-guarded secret in the back offices — the biggest cause for suspense as the week goes along — is how much Snyder and Co. are willing to trade to move up to a top five spot, or even higher, to guarantee they can get a player they really want.
If Redskins want Sanchez, how much will they pay in draft picks?
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The achenes produced by each capitulum are similar, possess a pappus of bristles that causes them to move upwind and a well-developed elaisome (oil-containing appendage).
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Highlights: Aaron Peirsol wins the 200 back in commanding fashion before being briefly disqualified for an illegal turn; the DQ is overturned due to a blank judge's report; the U.S. men go 1-2 in the 200 IM, as Ryan Lochte turns in a gutsy free leg to move up behind winner Michael Phelps and Auburn University-based George Bovell claims Trinidad & Tobago's first swimming medal; Amanda Beard wins her first individual gold medal in the 200 breast; Natalie Coughlin touches third in 100 free behind world record holder Jodie Henry (Australia) and former world record holde Inge de Bruijn (Netherlands).
USATODAY.com - Backstroking through the swimming events
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Less dense substances move upwards to form a crust.
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They were young men starting to make their names in the game but he is the man who has helped them move upwards.
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With pounds for places in the Premiership, each move up the table is worth half a million pounds.
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Sims had better deliver because the club paid a steep price, its third-round pick, to move up two spots to draft him.
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Five years ago, he decided to move uptown to Harlem where a number of black designers and clothiers have also opened boutiques, either for the first time or as an extension of their line.
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As soon as anyone misses their cue they return to number one and all those below the number move up one.
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She cried out to him, reaching for his touch as she sat unable to move upon the ground.
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She was anxious to move up the promotion ladder.
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I'll clean up everything at light welter then I'll move up to welterweight and clean up there as well.
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Meanwhile, a Donilon move to the big office across the hall could open the way for NSC chief of staff Denis R. McDonough to move up out of the basement to Donilon's cubbyhole office.
Is national security deputy Donilon moving up?
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A troop of 50,000 local volunteers with scientific background will go west to help western areas move up their technical ladder.
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Someday, they want to move upstate, buy a house, maybe even have kids.
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At the moment we keep on winning but make no move up the table, but all we can do is keep on winning and maybe we will start climbing the table.
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If you run out of oil, the piston cannot move up and down freely in the cylinder, and the engine will seize.
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Her hair flopped around as she impelled her end of the see-saw to move up once again.
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A net is strung between the small round boats, often at night, to catch sewin as they move upstream.
Times, Sunday Times
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In many cases, there is an athlete from a poor family, whose talent is enough for a scholarship, which is his chance to get a college degree and “move up in the world”.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Against the NCAA Cartel
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`I don't know... an international posting... the UN, maybe Paris, maybe UNESCO... I want to move on, move up, pretty soon.
THE EXECUTION
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Uniforms from the boulevard behind us began to move up towards the head of the procession, urging the crowds back from the road.
C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
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Just move up from the title box a little bit and you will find the right place to click.
THE BLACK DIAMOND AiT/Planet Lar Comics, 2007
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If you look at it year on year there is probably a move upwards - it is a more litigious society now and legal fees are more structured now.
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Neural electrodes may eventually move up the spinal cord to what is often characterized as the body's primary erogenous zone.
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Racing move up quickly and then look to shepherd the opposition wide, to use the touchline as an extra defender.
Times, Sunday Times
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The kids learn fast, and can't wait to move up to the junior team.
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Deep breath, hold it, whirr, click, move up an inch, breathe again.
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Using the terrain, we move up the banks of a small burn, hidden from view, the stream's noise masking ours.
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Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time.
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In the 18th century, Dublin Bay was considered a dangerous place for ships trying to enter the river Liffey and move upriver to the city centre.
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Despite the move up, however, NVDA remains only 13% above a near-term intraday low of $17.17 set on July 14, and still well below our current target price of $30, reflecting a hefty dose of investor skepticism this summer.
Graphic Talk About Nvidia
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Is this your fucking brilliant plan to move up to the National D . A . office?
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Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time.
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Uniforms from the boulevard behind us began to move up towards the head of the procession, urging the crowds back from the road.
C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
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As the ancient Egyptians interpreted it, the cause of these abnormalities was the movement of the uterus, which they believed to be an autonomous, free-floating organism that could move upward from its normal pelvic position.
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GRIFFIN: Let's move up the coast to St. Augustine, that is where Kathleen Koch is standing by.
CNN Transcript Sep 4, 2004
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While in the missionary position have him move up on his knees while he continues to thrust.
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But he did well enough to allow them to move up to a handsome two-story house in Venetian Isles with a dock on the canal.
Joseph Cao, the unlikely congressman from New Orleans
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The kids learn fast, and can't wait to move up to the junior team.
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The inequality gets worse the higher executives move up the ladder.
Times, Sunday Times
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Becky, working as a governess, resorts to her good looks and alluring personality to move up in society.
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When the boss is gone, the young bucks want to move up and take over.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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in motor vehicles a universal joint allows the driveshaft to move up and down as the vehicle passes over bumps
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His favoured 3-4 - 3 formation may have to be adjusted slightly to accommodate the quick and incisive passing that enables Rangers to move up the park swiftly.
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Unless agricultural production is increased on the good lands, population pressures will cause farmers to move upslope and deforest the hillsides.
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Remember the tides will actually run for a while after the chart time and as you move up the river there is a time difference.
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Most paramedics, including ambulance crews, will move up a pay scale.
The Sun
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With each success, the therapist helps the patient move up to other obsessions that cause greater anxiety.
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A shift to a looser relationship is one that is set to move up the agenda if Britain is forced to give up its budget rebate and public opinion swings further against the EU.
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One was a liveaboard whose vessel's draft was too deep for his boat to move up into Pensacola's shallow bays.
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The whole family had to move upstairs after their belongings had been made safe.
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Ireland must develop a high tech skill base and move up the value-added chain.
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Far-fetched though it sounds, it is possible that gravity will make the antihydrogen atoms move upwards.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are, of course, more looping, spinning, corkscrewing areas to navigate, and there are likewise levels that move up and down, left and right, and spin things around as gamers stare in awe.
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Ten gophers on a single acre of land can move up to five tons of earth within one year.
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The preparatory school caters for girls and boys aged three to 11 after which pupils move up to the senior school.
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His chance to move up the field came as those ahead started pulling into the pits for the obligatory wheel change.
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It is very easy to move up to command your own group of people.
Times, Sunday Times
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As an organizational agnostic with no agenda, a coach can move up and down the ranks, sleuthing out the shadow culture - all the subtextual undercurrents driving the company that are never talked about.
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In machines, the parts which move upon each other need to be oiled, to keep them from wearing out; but the joints of our bodies oil themselves with a thin fluid, called _synovia_.
Object Lessons on the Human Body A Transcript of Lessons Given in the Primary Department of School No. 49, New York City
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This Christian orientation, however, is a creolized one that changes as we move up the class hierarchy.
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We have to requalify tomorrow and that means the best we can start is 31st overall, which is no big deal because it's a 24-hour race and we'll have plenty of time to move up.
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Optimists reckon house prices will move up with inflation this year.
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While mortgages remain scarce, equity provides the power to move up the ladder.
Times, Sunday Times
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If the auxiliaries fought well, the regulars in the second and third ranks would move up to help in the fight.
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Depending on the horse's comfort level, I might want to start on the shoulder and move up to the withers.
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Chewing gum can remove up to 100million bacteria in just ten minutes, reducing your risk of tooth decay.
The Sun
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He would (the informants were telling Hirtuleius not many days later) cross the Baetis from Italica to Hispalis, then move up the Singilis River toward the massif of the Solorius, cross it on its northwestern flank at Acci, proceed thence to Basti, and so down onto the Campus Spartarius through Eliocroca.
Fortune's Favorites
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A favourite tactic is to slowly move up and down the platform quietly expelling air.
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MetService has issued a severe weather warning for Westland and Fiordland, as bands of heavy rain pushed by strong northwesterlies move up from Milford Sound.
Radio New Zealand News Headlines
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A net is strung between the small round boats, often at night, to catch sewin as they move upstream.
Times, Sunday Times
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When jalapeños are no longer enough, move up the heat scale to the serrano.
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But when you move up there are other things to do with eggs and cured meat.
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In order to record the sound stereophonically, the groove must be cut in such a way that it forces the needle to move up and down as well as side to side.
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It has a character who has had all the erogenous zones of her body enhanced in order to move up the social class system.
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It is not until you move upstairs that the true potential of the building is evident.
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The government had earlier on instructed the people to move upland after metrological experts had warned the government that the country would receive torrential rains.
Global warming -more of a human rights issue in Africa
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Racing move up quickly and then look to shepherd the opposition wide, to use the touchline as an extra defender.
Times, Sunday Times
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Move up, John, and let the lady sit down.
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It is among several which fear possible closure within months unless the new assessment and funding procedures move up several gears.
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Forty years ago, academic time-servers could expect to move up through the ranks as a matter of course.
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the dancers were directed to move upstage
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Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time.
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At the same meeting on September 15, the bankers rejected the proposal to move up the limits for drawing cash from automatic teller machines.
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Children learn in mixed ability classes and move up a class each year.
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Bury is one of only five councils to move up a place in successive years.
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She acknowledges that the classic transition for presidents of liberal arts colleges is to move up to the next rung on the presidential ladder by running a university.
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We decided to try to set up a low budget scheme for film-makers that were ready to move up from shorts to feature films.
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Children learn in mixed ability classes and move up a class each year.
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He does tend to hit a lot of balls short, which allowed me to move up in the court and attack.
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As a result of these pressures, stringers must usually move right to move up.
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When they browse they move upwind, carefully sniffing the air for danger, their sharp-sighted eyes constantly on the alert.
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The Daily Transom wondered whether "antiquing" -- the thing that older people tend to do when they retire and move upstate -- was becoming more of a younger, hipper thing to do for New York's young socials.
Home | The New York Observer
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Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time.
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Becky, working as a governess, resorts to her good looks and alluring personality to move up in society.
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The tullibees will move up into this vegetation, and the pike and walleyes follow them in for a feast.
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Volkswagen is trying to move upscale too, with only slightly better luck.
