be on the move
Busily moving about, active

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on the move
very busy or active.
Baby boomers don't accept the effects of aging – they want to stay on the move.

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on the move
to be moving around from place to place, to be in motion
My sister is in Europe and has been on the move for several months now.

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on the move
adj. or adv. phr.
1. Moving around from place to place; in motion.
It was a very cold day, and the teacher watching the playground kept on the move to stay warm.
It was vacation time, and the highways were full of families on the move.
2. Moving forward; going somewhere.
The candidate promised that if people would make him president, he would get the country on the move.

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