I'm thinking of moving

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I'm thinking of moving on to improv comedy," he said.

"I'm thinking of moving 'cos it's getting rough around here.

Actually, I'm thinking of moving there, whatever happens with the election.

So, I'm thinking of moving in that direction and not acting as much".

Gadahn responded with an evasive note: "Tell me how you like Seattle — I'm thinking of moving there.

I'm thinking of moving him up to an even bigger position: being involved in everything we have in New Jersey".

"I was thinking of moving uptown".

"When they offered me this position, I was thinking of moving to Brussels," said Massimo Riccaboni, 39, an associate professor of economics and management at IMT Lucca.

Succession Rights for Stabilized Apartments Q I am thinking of moving in with my grandmother who lives in a rent-stabilized apartment in order to help care for her.

He had written to me in New York when he heard I was thinking of moving, sending a photograph of himself on a beautiful, wind-brushed Ocean Beach wave — a wave he claimed was merely "average" — and, once I got to town, he seemed to expect me to be ready to surf at all times.

I am thinking of moving, not because the glamour of the place has fallen off-imagine having two of Mary's old dining-room chairs in your bedroom-but because the house has begun to be damp and moldy after months of rain and fog and because I wake up each morning with an increasing number of sand-flea bites.