Kennedy and King moved along parallel lines after 1964. Sen.
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Once on board, everything is moved along the ship's secret highway.
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After a system restart, things moved along much, much more smoothly.
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"WOULD LIKE THEM MOVED ALONG," the notes from the call read.
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We waited so long the double-parked driver eventually moved along.
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But we got closer as our lives moved along the same trajectory.
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"The naysayers have been consistent and we've consistently moved along," said Ritchie.
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Marquise was reassigned within six months; the other investigators moved along too.
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Oil from the field is being moved along another pipeline, Ecopetrol said.
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If every resident in the house was registered, the canvasser moved along.
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People moved along those routes and began to intermarry and have children together.
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Behind the front line in the neighborhood, Iraqi fighters moved along devastated streets.
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"I understand that you're from Texas," she said, as the line moved along.
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They moved along with his father, and his two older brothers Benjamin and Timothy.
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"Amarillo" moved along the arc of the story, and it had some fine dialogue.
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I know lots of different lawyers who have done that and moved along. Yeah.
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The bear's mouth moved along to the sounds and kids thought he was talking.
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So it was fun to just figure out the characters as I moved along.
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Two police officials quickly took cover near some stalls and moved along the walls.
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Hathaway paused to ask if he was OK. McCormick nodded, and Hathaway moved along.
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In each, you moved along a fixed path, with limited opportunity to wander and explore.
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Ms. Fariña said that as the program has moved along, the city has made adjustments.
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The work begins with clouds of ethereal dissonance that are moved along by gentle rhythmic impulses.
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The Misrata-led forces counterattacked in May after jihadists moved along the coast toward their city.
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I didn't have any hiccups with the headset or controller tracking though, everything moved along smoothly.
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WANTO moved along the road with swiftness and determination, hitting spots with markers and spray paint.
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Things moved along, though, and by the end of May, the bar looked good to go.
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It moved along the monorail at what felt like a snail's pace, shuddering at every curve.
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A taller wheel is under construction in Dubai and that project has moved along more swiftly.
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The mobile recycling plant can be disassembled and moved along the highway as the works progress.
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If Griff wasn't so diligent they would have moved along the way and we wouldn't have known.
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Asked if he was worried about being a "Brexit enabler," Clegg curtly answered no and moved along.
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Cops tell us Justin was calm and cooperative, took his ticket and moved along without further incident.
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Hurricane Michael has moved along a path well predicted by the computer models without surprises so far.
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My eyes moved along the brick walls, on which hung Ernest Briggs's vibrant and diverse abstract expressionist paintings.
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Curiosity has been busy these last five years as it has moved along the inside of Gale Crater.
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The prosthetic moved along a predetermined path and performed only a single gesture: closing and opening its hand.
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"As we moved along, he wrote a script that was terrific and had that magic thing," Berlanti adds.
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And for the most part people are expected to move along, or be moved along by the tech.
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Trump moved along, and the woman reclaimed her phone despite a near-trampling by a Secret Service agent.
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But the block was unrecognizable to him, and so he moved along to Mr. Magee's old apartment building.
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Neighbors would stop to say hello as he moved along with great concentration, one step at a time.
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In years past, the accountants in that area couldn't really understand it either, but they just moved along.
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With a smooth flick of its tail, the shark moved along, its beady black eyes set on bigger fish.
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For a simple wall, the ants moved along it until they were able to resume heading toward the nest.
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During the investigation, Rashda reportedly admitted that he planned to bring reinforcement from Jordan as the plan moved along.
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LG: I think he wasn't onstage because Apple talked about TV for all of two seconds and moved along.
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Their oxygen is attention, so when they realized I wasn't going to respond or get upset, they moved along.
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Poisons washed into waterways and moved along the food chain, threatening delicate ecosystems for birds, fish and, ultimately, humans.
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The show moved along at a steady clip after an opening performance by Queen, lately fronted by Adam Lambert.
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As we've moved along I've done more research and found out about other organizations before us doing similar things.
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One boy – who was a really good dancer – was deaf, and moved along with the vibrations of the pounding bass.
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His readings were cool to the point of being chilling, especially as the story moved along and HAL became malevolent.
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The lone dolphin doing languid flips in a huge tank was a bummer too far, and she quickly moved along.
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Irma had sustained winds of about 155 mph, making it a Category 4 hurricane as it moved along the island nation.
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The interview moved along at a pace, designed not to give the 'mark' time to reflect on where things are going.
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And the storm has moved along a path well predicted by computer models, which have suggested a Panhandle landfall for days.
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He hasn't moved along with everyone else, including top prosecutors and police chiefs, who realize that tough-on-crime doesn't work.
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When they were locked into a pheromone trail, they moved along more quickly, keeping their antennas on either side of the path.
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According to weather data, a thunderstorm traveled hundreds of miles, prompting severe-weather alerts as it moved along, before it hit the lake.
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According to weather data, a severe thunderstorm traveled hundreds of miles, prompting severe-weather alerts as it moved along, before it hit the lake.
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But as smartphones have gotten bigger and stronger, and commerce technology has moved along, the market hasn't moved the way people thought it would.
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Speaking to CNBC's Dan Murphy, founder and CEO Omar Al Jundi explained that crops are moved along a production line in artificially optimized conditions.
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When the first Sweetgreen opened in 2007 in Washington, customers moved along an assembly line and faced a new staff member at each station.
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If I could have put more silence in this movie, I would have, if it didn't have a plot that needed to be moved along.
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Wireless signals are moved along with the help of eight dedicated antennas, as well as the latest wireless transmission technologies, like MU-MIMO and Beamforming.
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Musk had refused to answer it and moved along to several questions from Galileo Russell, who has a YouTube channel and is a retail investor.
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The show moved along briskly, with the early winners' mics being rapidly cut off if they weren't brief and to the point in their acknowledgment speeches.
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The blockchain would provide an irrefutable record of each transaction as the drug moved along the supply chain, giving authorities and participants an easy audit trail.
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It's going back to the essence of what Evernote means: this home where you store your thoughts, your ideas, which then get moved along to action.
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Lest I became one with the gummy worms, I quickly moved along and was pleased to find that a concierge was free to check me in.
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The OpenStack project moved along, fixed many of its problems and adapted to a changing world where everybody wants to talk about containers and edge computing.
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And then, as we slowly moved along at 30 miles per hour with our windows down, we shouted praise at the owl for his commanding presence.
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I gripped my pistol tightly as we moved along in the doorless vehicles, occasionally pointing it in the direction of anything that came near the convoy.
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The Washington Post recently reported that the CPSC agreed to settle with Britax, a decision that was moved along by a commissioner appointed by President Trump.
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The satellites, strung out like a line of glowing army ants, shone brightly as they moved along their orbit around Earth, clearly visible to the naked eye.
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Al Sharpton that homophobia within the black community is falling and that African Americans have moved along with the rest of the nation to accept LGBT people.
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The storm was downgraded to a Category 4 storm as its moved along the Cuban coast, but is expected to revive again as it heads north for Florida.
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The local scenes of my high school years gave way to a network of local scenes, connected through touring bands and the people who moved along with them.
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It was "moved along by a campaign carefully crafted by fossil fuel industry players, most notably Charles D. and David H. Koch," according to The New York Times.
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How real is the opposition As the night moved along, Johnson appeared to moderate his language and terms, making clear he wants to get to yes if possible.
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The remains of the Outboard Marine Canada plant, where chain saws and Evinrude boat motors once moved along assembly lines, is now a celebrated museum devoted to canoes.
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Downgraded as a Category 4 storm, Irma moved along the Camaguey Archipelago with 155 mph (250 kph) winds early on Saturday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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Our critics weren't so fond of the first episode — one called it a "flat-footed" recapitulation, but generally thought the narrative picked up as the series moved along. 10.
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And hey, once in a while, maybe it's nice to get off our critical high horses and be moved along with 17 million other Americans by the Pearson family.
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Workers who did not sign up for quarantine duty should be let off the ship, moved along with the rest of those on board to a more suitable facility.
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According to Newsweek, he first targeted the Museum of Tolerance, affiliated with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, but moved along because of visible guards, whom he likely assumed were armed.
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Yet what has really made this flurry of episodes soar is the interaction among the characters, as the paths of key players who moved along parallel tracks have repeatedly intersected.
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Some described spending hours moving their families to safe places, only to be moved along to another town a few days later when the waters rose again where they were.
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When I asked Alexa for a simple local weather report, the Lynx robot moved along with the audible response like it was reciting a heartfelt monologue from one of Shakespeare's plays.
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That meant revamping community colleges into more structured environments, combining fewer courses with far more intensive help from advisers to ensure that students moved along guided pathways to complete their degrees.
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The whistles you hear in the videos below were used by handlers to tell the Pikachus when to take a step forward, so the 20 Pikachu moved along in a slow march.
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Just hours before Valls met youth and student leaders to try to defuse tensions, police moved along about a hundred "Nuit Debout" protesters remaining on the Place de la Republique without incidents.
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But it went further than that -- as September moved along daily staff meetings and twice-a-week member meetings turned into specific assignments for the senior staffers of each Finance Committee member.
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A California state Senate committee moved along the bill to extend the state's cap-and-trade program Monday, setting up the legislation for an evening final vote, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Using data captured from a camera's sensors over three to five seconds, then fed into software, Liu's light blocks moved along tracks according to the changing edge of the waves captured in China.
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The Saturn V was moved along a canal from its home at NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans and 40 miles down the Pearl River to NASA's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
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He moved along the edges of the table, sweeping away his work just as methodically as he had placed grains of sand in the same space, transforming the mandala from pattern to pile.
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Working toward each other from opposite ends of a stretch of roof, the partners were mirror images as they moved along a horizontal wooden batten that had been nailed across the roof's surface.
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"FULLY OCCUPIED SILVER 4 DR SEDAN NEWER MODEL — THINKS THEY ARE WAITING FOR DRUGS AT THE LOCAL DRUG HOUSE — WOULD LIKE THEM MOVED ALONG," notes from the dispatch call read, according to the report.
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Things have moved along quite a bit since those early days, when Hootsuite first started as a side project for Holmes, who himself was running a marketing and advertising agency when he started it.
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The idea for Facebook and Google to analyze users' movements came up during brainstorming sessions between the White House and representatives of big tech companies on Sunday, and it has moved along quickly since.
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After squatting in a tent for weeks near Athens, Berajikli, his wife and his other son were moved along with about 340 other Syrian refugees to an abandoned holiday resort in the western Peloponnese.
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A University of Florida faculty member who forcibly moved along black students as they danced onstage during a spring commencement ceremony has been placed on paid administrative leave, a university spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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I wonder you know, you came in this in January, you're nine months into the job have things moved along a little slower than you expected and how frustrating is it on a daily basis.
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"He was in the Ritz-Carlton, but we have been told by his family members that he was moved, along with others, to another hotel," Sheikh Amoudi's press office said in an email responding to questions.
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Those with college degrees were mostly going into training programs at financial institutions or marketing companies, or in industry, where they would learn the ropes and have their talents assessed and encouraged as they moved along.
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"It's the lingering impact of the Tropical Storm Gordon," Mr. Morrin said, a system that moved along the Gulf Coast before dousing our area with up to an inch and a quarter of rain in some places.
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The research exemplified a practice that began in the West and has moved, along with rising obesity rates, to developing countries: deep financial partnerships between the world's largest food companies and nutrition scientists, policymakers and academic societies.
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All of these characters were introduced so confidently, and the story moved along so assuredly, that Good Trouble is one of those spinoffs that has immediately found itself (like Better Call Saul after the end of Breaking Bad).
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Tropical storm and flooding watches and warnings were in effect along the Atlantic seaboard from South Carolina north to Rhode Island as the potentially life-threatening storm moved along a stretch inhabited by tens of millions of Americans.
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In fact, a quick resolution in this case could signal that other pending disputes between the White House and Congress will, likewise, get moved along into resolution within weeks or months — rather than get kicked past the election.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor said on Wednesday SDF forces had moved along the southern river bank to reach the eastern edge of Kasrat al-Farj, in the area between the new and old bridges into Raqqa.
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Even as the conference moved along, another battle was flaring up on Twitter, where one of the game's brand representatives was making a confused defense of its use of the phrase "Augs Lives Matter" in promotional material just the day prior.
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As the conversation moved along, it became painfully clear that I was in the presence of someone far more intelligent than myself, and someone whose knowledge of music of all kinds is as complete as my knowledge of Elvis Costello's music.
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By this time Harlan Ellison had moved along to Hollywood, and my Nightstand editor in Chicago was Algis Budrys, another top science-fiction writer who had found it necessary after the s-f crash to switch from freelance writing to editing.
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Things have moved along, though, and today a startup that's built a platform to help improve chatbots' responses is announcing a round of funding from a key strategic investor, a sign of demand and evidence that its solution is working.
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The orchestral textures on Saturday were, indeed, polished rather than prickly, and Mr. Manacorda valued long legato lines over moment-by-moment intensity or daring speed; the performance felt like it moved along at a steady state of mezzo forte.
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As I moved along the gleaming river, I could see why Lewis and Clark were drawn this way, and why Carleton Watkins boarded a steamship in 1867 to take his mammoth photographs of the daunting, clay-colored crag chunks that loomed overhead.
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New Hampshire primaries: 5 takeaways But as the months moved along and Donald Trump upended every campaign's initial plans, the topline strategy inside Christie's team evolved into a multi-part bank shot -- one that even they would admit needed breaks to succeed.
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"Success for some families is 'I bought three years of good care for Mom in assisted living' and now she's moved along in her illness and it's time for skilled nursing care," said Judith Grimaldi, an elder law attorney in New York City.
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Five double-decker buses that carried the players and their families moved along the parade route at a snail's pace due to the massive crowd, as players including Kawhi Leonard, who was named most valuable player of the NBA Finals, sprayed champagne on the fans.
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Though the show moved along at a brisk clip (and even ended on time!), too much of it felt like a rerun of earlier awards shows — from some of the more predictable winners to the fact that many of host Jimmy Kimmel's comedy bits have been done before.
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But as the week moved along and Pence and his team put proposals on the table designed to bring the House Freedom Caucus into the fold, it had become abundantly clear to leaders that the efforts weren't helping the overall vote count -- and instead were likely hurting it.
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I left the theater feeling like the movie I'd just seen was frivolous and poorly plotted but sort of charming in its own way, and it moved along so fast I barely had time to register another plot hole before it soldiered on to the next picturesque location.
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As GOP congressional staff continued to walk White House staff through the ins-and-outs of the final bill ("a complete and total grind" according to one person involved in the process), McConnell stayed in regular touch with Trump -- talking to him multiple times by phone as the day moved along.
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A particularly tricky puzzle schematic kept us in a tight space for a little too long, but with K-S20's dry sense of humor (the kind Star Wars is known for), we quickly moved along to find ourselves faced with a seemingly infinite amount of stormtroopers shooting at us from ramparts. Eek!
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"We hope that by December we have moved along enough to allow phase two to begin but that depends on the extent to which Great Britain makes progress so that we can say that it is sufficient on the core themes of phase one," Merkel told a news conference at the end of an EU summit.
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Musk was excited by a particular notion: He had recently had a dream, people in the room recall him saying, in which he had seen the factory of the future, a fully automated manufacturing plant where robots built everything at high speed and parts moved along conveyor belts that delivered each piece, just in time, to exactly the right place.
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Republican lawmakers were moved along by a campaign carefully crafted by fossil fuel industry players, most notably Charles D. and David H. Koch, the Kansas-based billionaires who run a chain of refineries (which can process 600,000 barrels of crude oil per day) as well as a subsidiary that owns or operates 4,000 miles of pipelines that move crude oil.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.) reached a deal on Monday that paved the way for expiring coal miners' benefits legislation Democrats had insisted be moved along with the Lighthizer nomination. Sen.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.) reached a deal on Monday that paved the way for expiring coal miners' benefits legislation Democrats had insisted be moved along with the Lighthizer nomination.
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