Sentence examples for cannot move out from inspiring English sources
The same goes for you-you cannot move out before this period ends unless the landlord agrees.
The elderly, many of whom cannot move out because they cannot sell their homes, often call the police if they see drug-dealing through their curtains.
Moving from the Chase, Mr Biswas and Shama find that they cannot move out as they had moved in, with a donkey cart.
They cannot move out because there's no affordable housing left anywhere else.
This was explained by one male FGD participant: 'The mother and nakaghwele (newborn) when still in ekisanda (seclusion) cannot move out until after the umbilical cord drops off … and at that moment it will be called omwana wawa (a grown-up child)'.
Her adult son does not have one and cannot move out.
He cannot afford to move out, he said, but he seemed startled by the suggestion that he might do so without returning to Simsim.
Despite Mumbai being listed as the world's most affordable city, many residents said they feel the housing costs can be prohibitively expensive; some younger residents cannot afford to move out on their own, despite good salaries.
If the tenant is the original one, Mr. Braverman said, he or she cannot be forced to move out as long as the rules are being followed and the rent is being paid.
