The phrase "autumn moving" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be understood in context.
You can use it to describe the transition or changes associated with the autumn season, possibly in a poetic or metaphorical sense.
Example: "As the leaves began to fall, I felt the autumn moving through the air, signaling the end of summer."
Alternatives: "autumn approaching" or "fall arriving".
And as Autumn moves in to full swing, I begin to think of drinks to warm the chilly (chile??) nights of the high desert.
In the autumn, move the plant to a location where it will receive less sunlight, but not to complete shade.
If you are assigned to an on-campus residence and would like to change your autumn move-in date among those listed on the application, requests should be submitted by email to your Housing Front Desk at least two weeks before your scheduled move-in date.
"In Autumn" moves from pinprick to panorama and back again in an instant, from herds of extinct beasts to eye sockets to stars: The extinct animals are still looking for home Their eyes full of cotton Now they will Never arrive The stars are like that.
"I'll summer by the sea, in autumn move towards the woodlands, and in winter hunker down like a bear at the edge of the moors".
As autumn moves on, these storm systems bring with them progressively colder air, eventually changing the rain over snow, generally starting in October in the northern part of the state and November in the south.
I'm going to be homeless for a month in the autumn before moving into a new flat.
Autumn was moving in with stealth — early in the morning there had been stags' roars beyond the trees.
He received two Grammy nominations for his album, "Autumn: In Moving Pictures Jazz-Chamber Musicic, Volume 2". Childs' ensemble includes him on piano, Bob Sheppard on saxophone, Larry Koonse on guitar, Carol Robbins on the harp, Carlos del Puerto on bass and Marvin Smitty Smithth on drums.
By autumn, they move off in search of new territory, which is when they perish on the roads.
