Sentence examples for decided to move again from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the wounds turned black and left scars and her mother decided to move again.

Having received her M.B.A. that May, Ms. Do decided to move again.

(Since our meeting, Andrew decided to move again, to California, where he plans to establish a new hacker space).

"I know lots of people who retired to one country and then decided to move again somewhere else but never back" to their home, Ms. Peddicord said.

After spending seven years domesticating the former retreat of the pop composer and singer Carole King, they have decided to move again -- to another run-down building.

Through this period, Rowe finally concluded that Dundee was unsuitable for any of the researchers, and decided to move again.

As the veteran actress Rebecca Gibney, who plays Julie Rafter, told TV Tonight this week: "The show was always about empty nesters whose children come back and live with the family, but after five years the kids have decided to move on again.

S Struggling to fit in at Howard, unable to make tenure, and with concerns about the increasing crime rates in Washington, in 1977 the family decided to move once again, this time to Athens, Georgia.

He was 29 when he decided to move to New York again, this time to be an actor.

During 1940 and 1941 Bristol suffered devastation from German air-raids, and the BBC decided to move the orchestra again.

The exchange finally decided to move ahead just as the market again turned sour, leaving it with little choice but to wait until stock prices improve before offering its shares.