There's no point in worrying you might catch something if you don't make a move on someone.

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The Zuckerman System's outer surveillance platforms had picked them up well short of the twelve-light-hour territorial limit, and letting that happen was an outstandingly dumb move on someone's part.

He decried the publication of a private financial transaction as "a cynical move on someone's part" and insisted, "As far as my values are concerned, I am prepared to deal with anyone in Israel."

I have to say reading your letter I was reminded of being fifteen again when my friends and I talked about "best friends", had crushes, got jealous occasionally when friends dated each other and would see red if a mate made a move on someone we liked.

In the interest of time, we have to move on.

Instead they look for things to do and ways to move on.

The most important thing, he said, is for the president to move on.

They would stay put for several weeks and then move on.

The rest of the students are likely to move on.

And then he wanted to move on to something important.

And she too wanted to move on to other things.

But he made a move on the inside and got into space.

But its time to leave the party and move on.

I've got to live my life now and move on.

We are going to move on to the next question.

I would now like to move on to my last point.

I will move on to the issues in the report.

We will now move on to the next group of issues.

So move on and deal with issues which are important.

Maybe you should move on and find something your good at.

If one of the parents looked at him, he would move on.

If the first person you question will not talk, then move on.

At a different point in life, a move on might feel right.

I know you can get over me and move on.

Just one more question about what happened and then we'll move on.

Best move on to the business at hand, she thought.

We can put these things behind us and move on.

I kind of look at what we need to do and move on.

You just have to deal with those things and move on.

The production had better get a move on or else.

If we get a move on, we'll make the time up.

Seems to me you've got to get a move on, girl!

So if you want one, you'd best get a move on.

I thought, she certainly better get a move on or she'll be late for this show.

In any case, I guess you'd better get a move on.

"Get a move on us and see all that has happened."

It was ten of eight, time to get a move on.

Christmas is coming, and people think we have to get a move on.

You, in both of these institutions, must get a move on!

And get a move on before I'm needed in that capacity.

Well, you are all still alive, so get a move on.

I think you better get a move on, it sounds like your brother's coming.

"Which is one reason I'd better get a move on."

"We'd better get a move on before the food runs out."

"But I wonder if you can suggest where it is we should get a move on to?"

"And if you want to hear it, we'd better get a move on."

"We should get a move on," she said, getting out of the car.

I hope he gets a move on and comes down at once!"

"In about and hour so we both better get a move on.

She'd get a move on once she was up from the harbour.

Better get a move on, before I change my mind."

There is massive need in this area, and the Commission must get a move on.

"You'd better get a move on," said the man in front of the video monitor.

I reckon they'll have to get a move on if this is to come to anything.