They are generally placed permanently in parks; once in place, only about one in every hundred mobile homes is ever moved.
Three shovels lean against the back porch, in the unlikely event that someone else in the house is ever moved to join me, but tonight no one was.
The violence in the neighboring public housing facilities (Brownsville has one of the highest concentrations of public housing in the city) is so intense, Mr. Morrison told me, that if he is ever moved to go out at night, he goes to Manhattan.
But no sex gear is ever moved out of sight within the house not when his daughter or son, both in their 20s, come over; not when his government-appointed cleaner shows up; not when new travelers arrive.
But no sex gear is ever moved out of sight within the house not when his daughter or son, both in their 20s, come over; not when his government-appointed cleaner shows up; not when new travellers arrive.
I can't say Mr. Law was ever moving in Michael Grandage's seriously chic production of "Hamlet".
"There's nobody that's ever moved on the scale that we just moved on," he said.
The F.B.I. does not believe the hard drives were ever moved out of the X Division, officials added.
It's a worthwhile reminder that if one were ever moved to give Richard Nixon the benefit of the doubt, the urge must be resisted.
The show ends with a section on other races' negative stereotypes of whites, premised on the idea that white people may need to feel racism before we're ever moved to help fix it.
