Sentence examples for get out of moving from inspiring English sources

Make a deal if you absolutely can't get out of moving.

I felt like I was put back into that box that I tried so hard to get out of by moving to San Francisco and moving to Chicago.

"It offers lots of nutrients early in the season, then a water deficit, which tells the vines, 'I need to ripen and get out of here,' moving from a vegetative to a fruit cycle".

Except, Governor Spitzer (remember him?) had to get out of town, moving Lt. Governor Paterson to Governor.

You hope in the end that more of them work, and those that don't work, you get out of and move on.

Don't hide anywhere you can't get out of or move from.

"But when he gets out, we're moving out of Jena," Ms. Bell said.

To get out of a move, rewind--meaning get out of a move the reverse of how you got into it.

In dashcam footage of the encounter, Jones is seen reaching into the car and then, when Groubert yells for him to get out of the car, moving back.

Not a single person at that time asked me what my plans were or what I was hoping to get out of our move.

It is always interesting to me to see somebody in an unlimited homestead state get talked out of moving their personal residence out of their individual name and into some Rube Goldberg asset protection structure.