Sentence examples for essentially moved from inspiring English sources

"The police essentially moved into my house.

The news media is not the only institution that has essentially moved on.

The end of AFDC essentially moved low income people from welfare to low-skilled dead-end jobs, and they remained trapped in poverty for the most part.

For example, Donald Gilliland, the managing editor of The Potter Leader-Enterprise, a weekly, has essentially moved his office to the living room of a friend's Brooklyn apartment.

With Coudersport a six-hour drive away, Mr. Gilliland has essentially moved the managing editor's office of his weekly publication, circulation 8,000, to the living room of a friend's Brooklyn apartment off Avenue U, near Brighton Beach.

Mr. Washburn, who essentially moved to Los Angeles to help with months of postproduction, said in Half Moon Bay that the surfers involved in the film were impressed by the crew and actors, particularly Mr. Butler and Mr. Weston, who endured grueling workouts and scenes in the perilous waters around Mavericks.

You're essentially moving at 500 m.p.h.

We're essentially moving through a period of deleveraging of our global economy.

The rule will essentially move the country to the sulfur standards now in place in California, Mr. Becker said.

"What we are doing is essentially moving money from their nonqualified accounts to their qualified accounts," Ms. Kenefick said.

"He is essentially moving in the belt which is anti-American," said Talad Masood, a political analyst and retired Pakistani general.