Sentence examples for move because of the from inspiring English sources

"I thought I couldn't move because of the Parkinson's".

American officials confirmed the agency's withdrawal, describing it as a temporary move because of the attacks.

"Now they say, 'You have to move because of the storm,'" he said.

Jean Buridan thinks that they move because of the impetus that has been imparted to them.

He said he had to move because of the constant smoke.

Mr Kerry said: "For a long time, this didn't move because of the people they were asking for.

He said: "What appears to have happened is that they had to make the move because of all the pressure they were getting from people making FoI requests.

But she acknowledged that some residents had contemplated moving because of the potential traffic and noise.

But the effect is somewhat symmetric, and the star also moves because of the presence of the planet.

"I have so many customers that have moved because of the noise and the air quality".

"What we are facing now is people moving because of the poverty they face".