Sentence examples for move elsewhere and from inspiring English sources

At some point, they will probably each move elsewhere and rent it out.

While the Canadian province eventually voted No, the years of uncertainty caused banks to move elsewhere and damaged GDP.

One suspects that if taxes were all there were to it, Harvard could easily move elsewhere and save much more money than $840 million.

Don't get sucked into issues financing sports stadiums or nursing homes — the team could move elsewhere, and the nursing home might not get built.

Do renters move elsewhere and rent again?" Before reconstruction begins, the local authorities and the agencies need to assess the conditions of the buildings after a disaster.

"If government won't defend all people living on the coast, then it must make sure that they can move elsewhere, and that means compensating them for their loss.

But by the early 2000s pop had moved elsewhere, and Garbage's solid songwriting met diminishing returns.

Trips were canceled, destination weddings were moved elsewhere and flights were grounded as traveler demand plummeted.

But as auto jobs moved elsewhere and the region aged, Detroit's labor costs — retiree health care costs, especially — ballooned.

Alex Donohue, a spokesman for Ladbrokes, told me that Puke has "moved elsewhere and has passed the baton to a colleague who uses very similar methods".

While many businesses and retail shops remained, much of Athens's cultural activity moved elsewhere, and the downtown area became more of an administrative and commercial hub.