Sentence examples for far moved out from inspiring English sources

Last week G4S lost control of HMP Birmingham, resulting in the most serious prison riots since Strangeways in 1990, with almost 400 inmates so far moved out of the wrecked wings to other jails across England.

It looked busy on the far shore and lights moved out on the water.

The family at the far end of the block moved out, and now the house is boarded up.

Oxygen is taken in and exchanged for carbon dioxide waste in the blood, then the carbon dioxide is moved out; so far, much like mammals.

In June 1998, Judge Robert W. Sweet of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that when President Ronald Reagan extended American territorial waters to 12 miles in 1988, the definition of "high seas" moved out that far, too.

(She later moved out and divorced her husband because of activities that took place far from the governor's mansion).

Far better to move out, rent a new home and let the lenders deal with the negative equity.

But while CME called upon the trustee to make a prompt payout to MF Global customers, Mr. Giddens has so far moved cautiously in doling out the funds.

Guillermo Arriaga's screenplay moves out far along the story line and then backs up, letting the disjointed pieces gradually come together with intriguing chinks here and there.

A human capital approach such as this one would likely enable far more individuals to move out and stay out of poverty.

"What we will see is the south of the country becoming just unaffordable and people forced to move out so far it becomes impossible to travel in to areas where there is work".