Moved example sentences

"Moved" Example Sentences

1. The camera moved slowly over the landscape.
2. The cat quickly moved out of the way.
3. The placement of the furniture had moved since my last visit.
4. My grandmother moved in with us after her health started declining.
5. We moved to a bigger house when we had children.
6. The company moved me to a new department.
7. The movie really moved me to tears.
8. The music moved me deeply and evoked strong emotions.
9. The story of the boy moved me with compassion.
10. I was moved by the soldiers' selfless heroism.
11. The politician's speech moved the crowd to action.
12. The crowd moved as one toward the stage.
13. My daughter moved closer to get a better look.
14. The Prince moved quickly through the castle corridors.
15. The ground shook as the massive tree trunks moved past.
16. The heavy box wouldn't budge as I tried to move it.
17. They finally moved the stubborn donkey into its pen.
18. The Tribe moved to a new settlement at the start of winter.
19. When can we move into our new house?
20. We are planning to move to a more temperate climate when we retire.
21. Moving to a new city was a difficult transition.
22. The storm moved through quickly, leaving few traces behind.
23. The little bird slowly moved from branch to branch.
24. The dazed boxer slowly moved back to his feet.
25. I have moved the meeting to next Tuesday.
26. The coach moved the inexperienced player to the bench.
27. The rescued dog cautiously moved toward the offered treats.
28. The criminal moved the body to hide the evidence.
29. The mice moved the cheese crumbs into their nest.
30. The general moved the troops to the southern border.
31. They moved the goalposts farther apart for the tournament.
32. The caterpillar slowly moved across the leaf.
33. The hand moved slowly across the Ouija board.
34. The man moved his arms as he told the story.
35. The thief moved quietly through the abandoned house.
36. The clouds slowly moved across the face of the moon.
37. The player moved the chess piece forward.
38. The whole town moved to help the victims of the storm.
39. The dancers moved gracefully across the stage.
40. The plot moved slowly, building tension for the big reveal.
41. The children moved their toys into the cardboard box.
42. The politician's bill moved one step closer to becoming law.
43. The furniture movers carefully moved my things into the new home.
44. The earthquake moved buildings off their foundations.
45. The CEO's speech moved the project forward.
46. The athlete's feet hardly moved during the long race.
47. The old grandfather clock only moved forward 10 minutes a week.
48. The accused moved to suppress key evidence from the trial.
49. The nurse moved the patient into a more comfortable position.
50. The new teacher moved desks into a circle for discussions.
51. I've just moved the ladder to reach the high shelf.
52. I was moved by his words of compassion and wisdom.
53. Let's move our meeting to next Monday if possible.
54. The snail slowly moved across the damp sidewalk.
55. The army moved swiftly to secure the strategic positions.
56. I moved my car out of the underground garage.
57. The horse slowly moved forward, sniffing at the new grass.
58. The gardener carefully moved the plants inside before the freeze.
59. The couple moved their wedding date up due to family health concerns.
60. The protesters moved their demonstration to the front gates.

Common Phases

be moved to tears - become sad enough to start crying
be deeply/profoundly moved - feel strong and deep emotions as a result of something
moved by sth - strongly affected emotionally by something
be struck/take (one's) breath away - to be deeply impressed or surprised
be overcome with emotion - experience very strong emotions that are difficult to control
be left speechless - unable to think of words to say because you are so impressed, surprised,etc.
get choked up - start crying or become emotional enough that you cannot speak easily
put words into action - take meaningful steps to back up what you say or claim
leave an impact/mark - make a lasting or significant impression on someone or something
spoke from the heart - spoke sincerely and honestly
welling up with tears - tears starting to form in one's eyes
bring tears to one's eyes - make one's eyes fill with tears because of something touching or emotional
pearls of wisdom - wise words or advice from a wise person
sage advice - wise words from an experienced or intelligent person