advance ***
progress ***
pass on *
move on **
march on
go on *****

After two years, she moved on, in search of better money.

The guard moved on, and I went to the bar.

The group moved on, around the corner and into the street.

They moved on, and found themselves in the kitchen area.

But then his eyes moved on, and he slowly turned around.

His eyes moved on, just in time to see the door of the back room closing.

We moved on, coming at last to the big door.

He moved on, feeling his way along a cold wall.

I moved on, my hand stretched out in front of me.

It was nearly dark before I moved on, setting my course by the last light in the west.

Already, he has moved back down to his former office on the third floor.

"They should never have moved ahead on the process without coming to the community first."

A lot of the time he needs space just for himself, to move on his own.

If the police want to move you on they have the right to.

She went to him, and felt his hands move on her.

I do want to move people on some deep level.

She moved over on the bed to make room for him.

Since his death our country can now move forward on some of those programs.

You can't move on him too much because he might not want to run.

For a moment all was still in the room and nothing moved on the field.