Definition

Examples

• "That was easier than I expected. Moving on."
• "Before we move on to today's headlines, let's join our very own little sunbeam, Candy Summers."
• "I have held this position for more than ten years, but am just now taking over your account from Luke Gabriels, who has moved on to other challenges in this industry."
• "Now we ready to move on to our final destination: The Kremlin."
• "Judge : Moving on, let's have no more interruptions."
• "If you don't mind, I'm going to ask you some basic questions about your childhood, and then we'll move on to examine some deeper issues."
• "Listen, Harold I'm going to have to take a rain check on that one, I've got a date tonight, but I'll get the papers to you on the boxed set right away, we want to move on this as soon as possible."
• "Polly : It's getting a little hot in here, should we move on with the tour, Mr. Warbuckle?"
• "Moving on to September, a Funky Friday gave you the choice to go anywhere in the world: Brazil, Japan, underwater, Australia, but where did we go?"
• "We chatted briefly about paperclips (and other stationery) before moving on to an in-depth discussion about world financial markets."
• "We've moved on, Desmond."
• "You're ready to move on to the next level."
• "Desmond : Not all of us have moved on, Brian."
• "I don't know if I'm ready to move on."
• "Moving on, this graph clearly shows a photograph of my secretary Doris in a Bikini."
• "Brian : Should we move on with the tour, Mr. Warbuckle?"