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61, If a red giant is big enough (has sufficient mass), once it runs out helium it will move on to fusing other elements.

62, The zombies will leap into it, get your machine gunner and move on to you.

63, Let us move on to the Nasdaq Composite Weekly Chart.

64, Now we move on to a more full-blooded query language.

65, A new class of fix-up vagabonds has emerged to move into houses, fix them up, sell them for a substantial tax-free capital gain, and move on to a more expensive house to repeat the process.

66, Since you brought it up let's move on to the World of Warcraft's auction house.

67, Move on to the top left is the door switch, jump to attention when the minefields.

68, Let move on to the glorious showcase of the immortals? as relive.

69, Once you teach him the concept of "needs vs. wants," you can move on to stress the importance of savings,(http://sentencedict.com/move on to.html) specifically the importance of penciling in "savings" as an item in the "needs" section.

70, Quit. If you find yourself so afraid, so burned-out, so cynical that you can't believe a big idea is about to happen, it is time to move on to the next challenge.

71, Once you have a clear list of your sorrows and outrages, you can move on to step 3, where you'll work both angles to transform unproductive regret into the productive kind.

72, When he masters the terrestrial globe, he can move on to the celestial globe, and learn about the constellations in our hemisphere.

73, After Thanatos is dead, the team can move on to blow immortals in order to save ammo.

74, Let's move on to step three, comparing the timestamps of the listed files with the remote timestamps, and uploading only those files which have changed.