Sentences with phrase «moved on to different»

It hit home because our family stopped going to church about 10 years ago after a wonderful pastor moved on to a different church in a different town.

They had sold five other homes during their marriage and were not pleased with any of the agents they had previously done business with, they later told me, and each time had moved on to a different one.

«What we would hate to see happen is the most robust and secure blockchain protocol getting left by the wayside if people moved on to different protocols and tech stacks that bitcoin isn't designed for,» Hill continued, adding:

Supposedly, Nintendo have said they won't be renewing their contract with Future Publishing to distribute Nintendo Power any more, and that the latter have been telling their current Nintendo Power writers and staff that they're being moved on to different magazines or presumably made redundant.

While the original developers have moved on to different projects, such as the PC version of Gears of War and Bulletstorm, Painkiller H&D developer The Farm 51 has veterans from the original Painkiller team, so you know that the franchise is in good hands.

And at that point, I think it becomes very useful to have a core group of author writers who are in a similar place, who have done the basic learning and have moved on to a different level.

Most of the time I couldn't tell when the story moved on to a different day or the time of the day.

The star was discovered with data from the Kepler space telescope, but Kepler has moved on to a different mission and can not observe it anymore.

Sometimes I could barely get used to my baby's latest pattern before he had moved on to a different one!

My only question is whether OG can maintain this present form — I doubt it, but if he has moved on to a different level and can maintain it then I think it pretty churlish to suggest we couldn't win the PL with him.

I like to think you simply moved on to different kind of fellowship.

You could spend years absorbing the differences in coding languages, strategizing how to most effectively leverage email marketing tactics for your small business, or in a very meta twist, learning how to learn — and then move on to a different platform and do it all over again.

Maybe the owner's choosing to move on to a different venture, or there's no longer money in that particular business.

The best of it is, they change their mind after every game and move on to a different target.

Amen, he's been a good servant to the club but he's just not good enough to be an Arsenal starter, he should either accept he will be a bench player or move on to a different club.

Every member of the British core are fragile pieces of glass that are easily broken, anyone of these fragile glasses that moves on to a different club are going to be in for a shock of reality

They are both great managers no doubt, and you have made some points with the transfer dealings that I had forgotten about; but nevertheless - those players of Klopp's did feel the need to move on to a different team in the same league, something Wenger's detractors have often brought up in previous years, when we have had similar situations.

The point I am trying to make with my long winded reply is that if what is being said in a blog deeply offends you, then maybe just move on to a different one.

Now that you know the types, let's move on to different criteria that will help you even further determine which one is the perfect baby carrier for you.

Niche Marketing has been such a buzz word in 2006, (and for much of 2005),... I hope we're going to move on to a different topic in 2007, don't you?

That would allow today's generations to have a better understanding of their history, acknowledge that their values have changed and move on to a different future.

This could help you change the energy in your relationship or maybe encourage you to move on to a different one.

Or feel free to play with it for a bit before moving on to a different exercise.

:) Also, I'm allergic to coconut, so, often when you use it, especially if there is a lot of it, I move on to a different recipe.

If you can't find anyone on the sites you're trying first, it's time to move on to some different options.

If you don't, you haven't wasted any money or a significant amount of time and can move on to a different site that fits you better.

Sometimes it may not work out and you can simply move on to a different call.

Instead, Conor is shown trying to re-assemble the pieces, while El tries to move on to a different puzzle altogether.

They may not have the knowledge or skills they need to complete the task, so they move on to a different section.

«A simple observation of children's play clearly shows that rules and roles are frequently changed, children move on to different games with different playmates, and play is interrupted numerous times as problems are solved through kid - like discussions.

I'm dreading the day I'll have to move on to a different car.

I am trying to get a couple of years more of mine and will move on to a different brand.

With a lease, you won't have the option of limitless mileage or customization to tailor your Jeep to your needs, but you will have the option of trading it in easily to move on to a different model.

And if you ever decide to move on to a different eReader device, the books you purchase from Amazon won't port over.

The customer might not actually notice an indie - look cover, but they will subconsciously, and move on to a different book.

Often, all you can do is move on to a different lender, or, if it happens a second time a different house.

If you can't agree on a price after two or three offers, you may want to consider moving on to a different home, but hopefully, you and the seller can come to some type of reasonable price.

The book begins with unified principles of value investing: margin of safety, buy ing an asset cheap, etc., but moves on to different ways to implement value investing, depending on the types of companiesthe investor wants to analyze.

If you don't think you'd be able to afford those repairs, consider moving on to a different house.

In particular, as one breed is banned, people who train dogs to be vicious will move on to a different breed, causing it to be banned in due time.

I kind of wish he could move on to different things rather than Metal Gear Solid.

TVGB: So if this is a big success will you move on to a different title on the Wii or are you thinking about sequels?

I have no idea, but I do know that I will champion this criminally underrated series until Nintendo moves on to a different spinoff.

He knows when to quit and move on to a different canvas and address a new problem, or perhaps to approach the same problem from a different direction.

So if the current temperature stays at 1.2 C over the next 40 years, either sensitivity will get reduced in half or scientists will treat the climate as stable and move on to different topics, such as looking for alternatives to non-renewable fuels.

They're probably quite restrictive these days on this... Desiring to move on to a different topic / focus / framing.

And if that makes us move on to different energy sources, so be it.

So when we established our attorney - consumer assistance program — which is housed in Tallahassee which served as our intake program — one of the purposes of that program was to hopefully avoid lawyers from becoming part of the grievance process and moving on to the system and having their file move on to the different branch offices and potentially, ultimately, Michelle and I at DRC.

When the problem is resolved, the team disbands and the people move on to a different project.

Because of this setup, many serious insurance professionals move on to different life insurance companies in order to expand their education and practice.