Sentence examples for call movers from inspiring English sources
Across the country, a seven-year-old company called Movers Not Shakers in Brooklyn rents and moves bins, mostly around New York City and New Jersey.
(Two I've enjoyed recently: a 1984 autobiography, "Disclosing the Past," by the paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey; and a 1936 "intimate memoir," called "Movers and Shakers," by the heiress and arts patron Mabel Dodge Luhan).
And "while Henry doesn't have the luxury of a policy-planning staff and off-site strategizing meetings," a firm called Movers & Shakespeares instructs, "he proves himself a great leader in identifying and then pursuing a clear vision".
He called movers, bought it, put it in his living room, and wrote a song.
Persons whose current employment is different from their initial vocational qualification are called movers.
"I call them movers, boomers, and groovers," Mason said.
Why call the movers more often than you have to?
Of course, the Republican candidates would like to call the movers and relocate in the next year or so to a new house — the big white one on Pennsylvania Avenue now occupied by President Obama.
"What number would it take for you to call the movers and hand over your keys?" said Lloyd Frink, Zillow's co-founder and president, in a release about the new function.
