Sentence examples for are moving for from inspiring English sources
verb
To change place or posture; to stir; to go, in any manner, from one place or position to another.
New Yorkers are moving for reasons that are markedly different from those of 20 years ago.
More Australians are moving for "tree change" lifestyles into regions on city edges where forests once ruled.
The pictures are moving for their own good, said Bill Hannigan, the editorial director of Corbis's digital archive.
Those neighborhoods are "becoming a natural extension of Bushwick for people in their early 20s who are moving for cheap rent and a good community," she said.
Landlords like to have leases signed in the spring, when they can command the highest rent because so many people are moving for work or school.
Other American scientists of Chinese descent are moving for good, lured by a lavishly financed government campaign that offers foreign scientists ample money and a chance to make waves in what is still a small research pond.
All are moved, for here is love.
"I am moving for cricketing reasons.
He was moving, for the first time in 25 years.
