Sentence examples for has fully moved from inspiring English sources

I invited my friend Gleidy, a New Jersey-bred Dominican who works in the fashion industry and whose social life in recent years has fully moved downtown.

Yet Cyberjaya, the industrial park at the heart of the MSC, is still something of a ghost town: Japan's NTT is the only big multinational that has fully moved into its own offices there.

Reacting to Mr Banks' switch earlier on the final day of the Conservative conference in Birmingham, Mr Hague had said: "The conference has fully moved on from the defection of one MP on Saturday and the gentleman you're talking about is not a senior figure in this party, not someone I know at all".

By the late 1950s, Coase had fully moved to the US.

We need to build on that gradually until we've fully moved back into our own place.

Credit Suisse signed up for 10 stories in December 2007 and expects to have fully moved into the building by 2011.

However, Leader of the House of Commons William Hague told BBC Breakfast that the Tories had "fully moved on" and that Mr Banks was "not a senior figure in this party".

Mr. Garrity, who has not fully moved into his condominium yet, said he had overlooked red flags about the company's finances because he was excited to be part of a project he called "a dream" for gay men and lesbians.

Instead, the work is still not complete, the M.T.A. has not fully moved in, and, the authorities said, the costs have exceeded $155 million.

"The Mars program has never fully moved past Viking emotionally," Steltzner told me.

In fact, Pittman says TourRadar's main competitor is large incumbent tour package companies, and that multi-day tours are one of the last areas of the travel industry that has not fully moved online.