The government deadline for moving from the forest expired last week.
"He absolutely set the standard for moving from politics to journalism.
She complimented her for moving from "English as a second language" classes in just over a year.
The composer helps himself to harmonies of almost Mahlerian richness, but he devises his own idiosyncratic syntax for moving from one chord to another.
More broadly, he made a compelling case for moving from a full-time war footing against terrorism to a more nuanced and normal policy.
We were offered land in exchange for moving from here near Yatta [the neighbouring town visible from Khirbet Susiya] but they have no right".
Piazza smiled and said that while he appreciated Phillips's words, he had set no timetable for moving from behind the plate.
Arbitron had set an aggressive timetable for moving from paper diaries to people meters, which electronically monitor exposure to radio stations throughout the day.
Boeing's chairman, Philip M. Condit, hinted as much at a corporate meeting in April, telling shareholders that clogged freeways were part of the reason for moving from Seattle.
It had been in contract to collect $33 million for moving from 42 East 57th Street to another town house, according a document prepared by Cushman & Wakefield.
