Sentence examples for homes moving from inspiring English sources

But the complex is now in the midst of a full-blown redevelopment, with the first owners of luxury holiday homes moving in over the summer.

For the Spakes, the usual options for seniors who need care — assisted living, nursing homes, moving in with children — were unattractive or too expensive.

The Thames estuary case focuses on London's forecast growth, to 11.3 million people by 2050, and the additional jobs and homes moving the hub airport could produce.

Government and private agencies are scrambling to create alternatives, including trucking in thousands of mobile homes, moving people to other counties and opening long-term shelters.

We did sweeping operations lasting 30 days, getting villagers out of their homes, moving them off the rice paddies, body-searching them".

In the end, the Federal Emergency Management Agency spent more than $150 million in the nine states affected in 1993, a FEMA official said, buying and tearing down nearly 12,000 homes, moving more than 300 homes to safer places and elevating 31 others.

And as Homes moves through her account of her origins, the prevailing mood is that of film noir.

He hated the secrecy around the plans and envisaged personal suffering, with people and homes moved on for development.

The most expensive homes moved up a notch as well.

Then the affordability index begins to sing and homes move out of inventory.

Foreclosures on black-owned homes moved faster than those owned by white borrowers.