Aristotle Nyad was a con man, and the family — Lucy, Diana, her sister, Liza, and their brother, William, who was schizophrenic — had to move frequently to keep ahead of the people he had lied to and stolen from.
Her father earned a reasonable income as a doctor but had debts, and the family had to move frequently, inhabiting a series of brownstones — a style of house that Elsie found hideous and dark.
Ideally, they should do so upon moving in, but most Jewish authorities allow 30 days because, historically, Jews had to move frequently and under duress and were often unsure where their permanent home would be, said Rabbi Andy Bachman of Congregation Beth Elohim, a Reform synagogue in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
They also said that students who have to move frequently are more likely to drop out of school.
They have to move frequently at night, woken up by desperate vagrants or drug addicts trying to break into their vehicular home.
Active duty military families have a tougher time than their civilian counterparts in finding work, as military families have to move frequently, thus causing the spouse to have to find a new job on a regular basis.
The rent-regulated tenants would have to move more frequently if they were made to pay market rent.
(The audience, seated or standing along the walls, frequently has to move out of the way of such menaces).
Chase had to move his brigade across mountainous, roadless, uncharted jungle in frequently appalling wet weather.
They also have to move the temporary enclosure, or koszor, at least once every two days (and more frequently if it is raining).
