Sentence examples for friends moving from from inspiring English sources

"Waves," a cerebral story of six friends moving from childhood to adulthood to life's final chapters by way of their disparate, often conflicting, internal impressions, will run from Friday to Nov. 22 at the Duke on 42nd Street.

"When we started out, I thought that paying $1,000 a month was ridiculous," said Ms. Karnasiewicz, who has been camping out with friends, "moving from floor to floor depending on the kindness of strangers" since the start of the search.

When, several years ago, one of my oldest friends moved from London to Scotland, to take up a job at Glasgow University, I reflected sadly on how his two young sons would be lost to the game of cricket.

KING CORN In a documentary directed by Aaron Woolf, a pair of college friends move from the East coast back to Iowa where they raise an acre of corn and then look on in amazement and despair as it moves through the marketplace.

Over the past few years, I've helped a small handful friends move from one gig to another.

Sure, a few friends moved from multi-story dwellings when stair-climbing became an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous exercise.

In the subsequent years, many of Arkin's friends moved from homes and apartments into co-ops, a situation he describes as "kind of frightening".

Mourners streamed in and out of the house, and one friend moved from room to room with a tray of ham and cheese sandwiches.

My best friend moved from Manchester to London four years ago and, although she sees herself as an honouree Londoner, in the years we've lived together she hasn't lost her northern charm.

Then, in September, my best friend moved from a house a half-hour from me to an apartment building halfway around the world.

Friends moving back from Devon are terrified.