Phrases with «to move the chains»

The phrase "to move the chains" means to make progress or to advance towards a goal or objective, often used in reference to sports like American football. It signifies gaining the necessary yards to earn a first down and continue the drive down the field. Full definition

to move (parent phrase)
chain (parent phrase)

to move the chains

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to be open to a move
to move from good to great
to move to a new home
move to a new home
to move to a new location
move to the new stadium
to move to a new city
to move to a different state
to move to another state
to move to the right
to move to
to move from place to place
to move to another place
to move to the left
to move to cash
to move from car to car
move to
to move to a bed
to move to the area
to move to the cloud
to agree to the move
to move from room to room
to move something from room to room
to move on to
to move someone to action
to move to action
to move something to
to move to another country
move to the country
move to the capital
to move to the city
to move to another location
to move to the suburbs
to move to someone
move to someone
move to a bigger club
to move to a bigger club
to move to the next level
to move to the next step
to move to the next stage
to move to another club
to move to the next
to move on to fourth grade
view to a permanent move
move to the club
one's move to the club
move to the upside

Sentences with «to move the chains»

These are middle - of - the - road starters that are capable of moving the chains and winning games. (sportsinsights.com)
Both offenses have struggled to move the chains over the course of the season. (sbnation.com)
We need a running back who can consistently move the chains. (sbnation.com)
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Phrases with «to move the chains»

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Sentences with «to move the chains»

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