Sentence examples for be moved out with from inspiring English sources

I don't want black concerns to be moved out with them," Sharpton said.

The news was that the 550 in town are moving out (with all of their equipment) to the airfield, and that the city itself is now under Iraqi control.

In girls and young women, the ovaries may be moved out of the way with minor surgery before radiation is given to help preserve fertility.

Trump aides have alarmed reporters by suggesting that they could be moved out of the West Wing, with fewer chances to question senior officials.

Prospect Plaza — three 12- to 15-story towers in Brownsville — is plagued by neither despair nor poverty: It has been vacant since 2003, when the last tenants were moved out with the promise they could return to refurbished apartments.

Staff start to arrive at 5.30AM, so everyone is moved out, with some having had a tiny amount of sleep.

Director Stephen Williams described filming at the sea as challenging, since the waves caused cameras, lighting and the scenery where the actors were standing to be "moving out of sync with one another".

As the year waned, it became increasingly apparent that I wouldn't be moving out west, not working with this company anyway.

It should probably be moved out along with the record collection.

"The concern I hear," he told me, "is that ivory consumption might be moving out of China to neighboring countries, with Hong Kong in particular being a problem".

Then the node9 has been moved out of the queue, with the first search to start from node9.