Sentence examples for ask to move from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure they would decide that wasn't good enough, and ask to move it somewhere else," he added.

And a security officer would no sooner remove your shoes than he would ask to move in with your family while you were away.

Patrons and architects routinely ask to move main gas lines, steam lines and water lines so that they can expand kitchens — a move allowed by code.

Mr. Boies, who at $50 an hour is working for a small fraction of his ordinary fee, is seeking a less conflicted judge, and could even ask to move the case into federal court.

Flexible working: Any parent of a child under six has the right to ask to move to a flexible working pattern, though employers have legal latitude to refuse if "the needs of the business" cannot accommodate this.

On a potential future in union and his brother's England call-up, Tomkins adds: "I'm very proud of him, it's a tough ask to move from league to union and Joel has done it remarkably well.

I bet Jean-Paul Sartre was never asked to move.

"I think she expects to be asked to move tables".

Irving has apparently asked to move in the opposite direction.

Then, point made, he asks to move on.

Council tenants with spare bedrooms are asked to move to smaller properties or pay additional rent.