Sentence examples for This year moving from inspiring English sources

He returned home to Columbia, Mo., this year, moving into his childhood house.

Is that why Meyer decided to shake things up this year, moving Sal Ferro from the Hamilton to Old Ebbitt and Lombardo to the Hamilton?

A recent article in Forbes on peer-to-peer rentals asserts that they will grow 25 percent this year, "moving from an income boost in a stagnant wage market into a disruptive economic force".

He did not wait as long this year, moving Delgado down in an effort to revive a stagnant offense that scored two runs and managed a total of 10 hits in two losses in Chicago.

Last spring, New York Life paid $38 million for the 383,000-square-foot building on 76 wooded acres, which it is expected to occupy this year, moving some of its employees from Manhattan.

My three-week absence from the office (for my wedding and honeymoon) helped me realize that I want to focus on three major goals this year: moving to a new and bigger office, sharpening our identity in a crowded market, and increasing sales.

As countries focus on upcoming international climate negotiations in Paris later this year, moving these bills forward can send a strong message that the US will be at the forefront of battling climate change and protecting human health.

Her husband, long-lived himself, died in 1998, and Stoehr, who had been living on the farm alone, only left it in May this year, moving to an apartment where she is still largely independent.

When Lindsay Napor expanded her Manhattan-based development company earlier this year — moving out of free work space provided by an investor — she turned to the most logical place for the company's new offices: New Jersey.

"We've now seen what was confined to the U.S. in the fourth quarter last year and first quarter this year moving into the major markets of Europe and Asia," said John Perriss, chairman and chief executive at Zenith Media in London.

But today, moving is often impossible.