Sentence examples for move away because from inspiring English sources

"The boy has to move away, because you have to be eighteen for rubber," she said.

Latosha said, "I feel it is important for him to move away, because Louisiana is still dealing with some... issues.

"You grow up and you move away because of your job and you find it's a nice place to come back to," said Tricia Dieringer, a hosiery company owner who lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan but also has a house at a Rehoboth Beach, Del., golf resort a few minutes from Lewes, her hometown.

On 19 August, officers were sent to ask demonstrators to move away because it was a Section 14 area that was not designated for protest, the court heard.

A survey with households in the Punchi Rattota area, conducted in 2010, indicated that despite warnings to vacate the place where they lived in view of the high landslide risks, the community refused to move away because they were living on their ancestral land.

Neighbours had to move away because of the brown waterfalls of shit pouring through their letterboxes.

"I'm thinking about selling and moving away, because it's ridiculous".

You get the odd adult who moves away because they think you're going to mug them.

They started to have sex, she said, but she moved away because Assange had not wanted to wear a condom, and he fell asleep.

Some have moved away because of the plans; others are going to have years of upheaval while the construction takes place".

Aaron Foster, 20, a motorcycle shop worker, and his girlfriend, Beth McErlean, 19, an unemployed childminder, said they were considering moving away because of the lack of affordable homes.