Sentence examples for just moving out from inspiring English sources

"People are just moving out".

They're just moving out to other venues.

She's only just moving out from living with her sister and brother-in-law – "They need a space to be married in!" – to a flat in Southwark.

Divorced with three adult children who enjoy her company (the middle one is just moving out), Jane lives in a large house on a lush sprawl surrounded by trees and no visible neighbors.

When she refuses to accept this, he lurks around like a coward, instead of just moving out, and finds a series of ways to see if he can hurt his wife – including pretending to forget her birthday.

Just moving out of the jug wine era into the age of white zinfandel.

"And then he just moved out.

Have you just moved out?

Still, why doesn't he just move out?

In Brooks's sketch, what ensues is an awkward talk between a father and a son who just moved out.

But, said the crafty nun, hadn't the ministry just moved out?