Sentence examples for move in long from inspiring English sources
He tried to find someone else to move in long term, but was unsuccessful.
When finally they move in long phrases, they're often on their knees, thighs, shoulders or spines; the athletic control is remarkable, with torsos tipping radically throughout.
When Westbeth began, "the idea was artists would move in long enough to get a start and move out in four or five years," Ms. Santry said.
Move in long strides and sway.
Such traders have adapted readily to the foreign exchange market because currencies tend to move in long-term trends.
TO be sure, some market watchers say what really matters isn't the current move in long-term market rates, but what happens with the short-term rate that the Fed controls.
Military spending moves in long cycles.
Historians have noted that American politics moves in long swings.
"To put it in your terms, he got the divorce and we moved in," Long said.
Many residents moved in long before the area had decent services or even decent apartments, she said, adding: "We are going to be living in the memorial.
Their invasion has been what ecologists call "cryptic"; that is, the prevailing phragmites type moved in long before people realized it wasn't the native plant but a nonnative variant.
