Sentence examples for may move out from inspiring English sources

In addition, Commissioner Carroll said, applicants must live in New Rochelle to be hired, though they may move out afterward.

The youngest son usually stays with the parents and inherits the house, while elder sons may move out with their own families to form new households.

"We are an enduring lot, and we may move out for a time, but we wait, and are patient, and back we come.

Linda Barringer of the Family Tree Homelessness program told Fox31 that she thinks the ban could also create unintended consequences for Denver suburbs -- i.e. homeless people that want to now avoid contact with police may move out of downtown Denver and into suburban areas where they will be "more hidden," she said.

She may move out and if she's your only snooty neighbor, you'll get a new one you like less, because you're not familiar with them.

Some companies may move out.

Students may still move out of Africa, thus research output, PhD progression rates and career advancement consequent on skills gained could be underestimated.

It's hugely disruptive, which is why people may decide to move out and stay in a hotel, which the production sometimes pays for.

Royal sources revealed this year that the Queen may have to move out to allow for the refurbishments, the bill for which is estimated to be £150m.

Occupants may have to move out during the renovation at an additional cost.

Easy chairs, which are more portable than a sofa and so may be "keepers" when you move out.