Sentence examples for being moved off from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the extras in Benitez's productions are being moved off stage.

Wherever I went, people were being moved off with little or no regard for their historic or cultural rights.

Hadlow said the BBC is still discussing how cutting sports output might work, as there are rights issues, but did not rule out some tournaments being moved off her channel.

"I think exposure and competition are there, but that's the last think I want to think about," said Erica de la O, who earned a spot after being moved off the wait list in April.

In the 1990s and early 2000s audits of DSP would typically result in about 1% of recipients being moved off, according to NWRN, but recently 10% of people on DSP had been taken off after a review.

The real fear in many countries is that GM is being used to adopt a certain kind of farming, which inevitably means people being moved off the land, and the power and influence of the world's food and seed industries growing.

Vladimir, by then a hospital regular, was moved off the papermaking line and handed a broom.

She said 24 non-secure council tenants had been moved off the estate and allrehoused in Barnet.

Since 2003, 450,000 people in Inner Mongolia have been moved off land to prevent it degrading further.

In the process, many farmers have been moved off their land; presumably some will end up working in tourism.

And yet Biden understood very well that the Kurds had to be moved off their maximalist position.