Sentence examples for getting moved out from inspiring English sources

"If even 1 or 2 or 10 people are getting moved out because of [real estate] profiteering, that sucks".

"Because of the people with the money coming in now, people are getting moved out, and especially the people in the council houses, some getting moved apart as far as Birmingham," he said.

So anyway, I think that we are actually going to join up with some people in Sao Paulo and actually work on creating a crazy sculpture which at the same time can function as optional housing for people who are getting moved out of the train station.

"He was being held to WorldCom's margins and he was screaming to Armstrong that it couldn't be possible and so he got moved out," one person who was close to Mr. Keith recalled last week.

"These things did tend to get moved out of the way".

Get moving, get out and see and feel the sunshine.

Characters run to and fro, getting married, moving out, moving in, flying overseas, breaking up and solving financial mysteries.

"It's sort of like living your whole life, from a child to the moment you get to move out -- and opening night, you get to move out!

His search started in late 2008, when a roommate of nearly a decade moved out to get married.

In the wake of the killings, some frustrated residents moved out to get away from the attention.

If you're feeling sleepy, do your best to get moving and snap out of it.