move on

Let's move on to Pete Hegseth, secretary of defense and the personification of sun's out, guns out.

Obviously markets move on financial information, how businesses have done all sorts of things like that.

But let's move on from Trump's war on Canada to his war on personally losing elections.

But let's move on to our top story, because the good vibes just keep on rolling.

Only later do they move on to the more complex forms of communication such as reading and writing.

Let's move on to a bigger story.

They ba they move based on what people are already expecting.

Pied crows need to be moved on, not least because there are some vulnerable arrivals in the troop.

Moving on-- while we don't know the winner of the World Cup just yet, we already know the breakout star of the tournament is this fan from Norway.

And even more importantly, they're not moving on at a rate that we would have expected to see early in your career.

Let's move on to someone in the West Wing who's slightly less important than the prompter guy-- JD Vance, vice president and the weak link in your improv group.

And all I can say to you, my new neighbor, is you must move on or I will bury you.

As the energy builds up, two electrons are separated from the chlorophyll and move on to prepare for the next act.

The only way to avoid that fate is to get up and move on.

What constitutes a big deal is determined by impact, not by how quickly someone wants to move on.