Sentence examples for he will be evicted from inspiring English sources
Several similar warehouses on the same block as Mr. Clark's have been converted into condominiums and offices, and now Mr. Clark predicts he will be evicted in the next few years.
AND so, instead of planning the surprise party she had hoped to give for her father's 80th birthday in April, maybe making the salmon with cilantro and tomatoes she had prepared for her parents' 50th wedding anniversary, she is now wondering whether she will be evicted before that, and if she is, where she can go.
After he gets a new job he and Rachel are told they will be evicted from their house after their landlord died.
Companies exposed by law enforcement will lose their bank accounts and financing; they will be evicted from their offices and delisted from the stock market.
These measures are welcome as too often renters on low incomes are afraid to complain about poor conditions for fear that they will be evicted.
Unwed mothers often lie about their marital status for fear they will be evicted by landlords and their children ostracized at school.
Unwed mothers often lie about their marital status for fear they will be evicted by their landlords and their children ostracized at school.
However, if there is a second instance where the same student is caught with illegal drugs in university accommodation, then they will be evicted from their accommodation and have to pay the usual termination charge.
Social service organizations in the neighborhood said that they have noted an uptick in clients complaining about insomnia and hypertension related to fears about losing their homes, even when there is no indication that they will be evicted.
Another verified report to the site said: "Headman Chinyamukwakwa… threatening villagers that they will be evicted from the area if they vote MDC".
This land was claimed by the Haitian government in the aftermath of the quake, so people who cannot afford to pay their rent come here because they do not believe they will be evicted.
