Sentence examples for and moving to a from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I feel like packing up a suitcase and moving to a jungle.

"You can either escape by leaving your family and moving to a town, or you can kill yourself".

And moving to a green economy means rethinking consumption patterns, especially in the west, according to Howard.

The club culture here can be a little forced, with teams just packing up and moving to a different city.

But every two-bedroom he saw was too expensive, and moving to a one-bedroom seemed like a marginal improvement.

For years they dreamed of selling up and moving to a place they considered a glorious secret: the eastern Algarve.

We'd be going towards them and they'd be going so much further every time and moving to a certain place.

After taking time to reassess her life and moving to a small town in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Ms. McKenzie became interested in river conservation.

Some argue that de-emphasizing race — and moving to a "colorblind" politics — is an inevitable and beneficial byproduct of societal change.

They are the biggest music retailer in America and moving to a streaming model for the web and mobile would bring along an enormous existing audience.

He was meeting new Eagles teammates, learning a new system under the first-year defensive coordinator Juan Castillo, and moving to a new city.