Sentence examples for evicted out from inspiring English sources
In most cases, it is not grammatically correct to use "evicted out" in a sentence
The correct phrasing would simply be "evicted." Example: The family was evicted from their apartment for not paying rent.
We're forcibly evicted out of our villages and our forests are cut down to make way for transmigration camps," he said.
I've seen a family days away from being evicted out of their home, saved by an anonymous person on Christmas Eve. 7 years later, that home is still in their name.
His presence at the launch party for Meow Wolf Denver, which was populated with young artists who'd been evicted out of their homes in his district, made for an uncomfortable mix.
His life still lacked in stability, and he decided to move out of Grigoriu's supervision and into Bărboi Church, before his position as deacon was cut out of the budget and his belongings were evicted out of his temporary lodging in 1864.
Be prepared to wipe out your ID card when checking out, even if its off-base (like mini-marts or malls), your still required to have your Military ID card or you will be evicted out of the store.
"But I'm on a month-to-month lease, and it was either get evicted or take out the loans".
Many of the people being evicted and priced out were the people who held us all together: teachers, nurses, counsellors, social workers, carpenters and mechanics, volunteers and activists.
With rents designed purely for the amusement of landlords and the tiny cabal of crooked bankers and overseas oil tycoons who can afford them, more and more people are being evicted and squeezed out to the suburbs.
These men work for Traffic Moving Systems, which specializes in moving evicted tenants out of their homes.
Ms. Bernard, 40, and her two daughters got the final word on Friday that they were evicted, cast out of the only home they have had since the storm to whereabouts unknown.
Every house ― just about every house Alton had ― they evicted him out of it.
