Sentence examples for move in more from inspiring English sources

The federal government employs two million people; its sympathies move in more than one direction.

But after Irma's daughter is born and Liz becomes pregnant, the play begins to move in more sinister directions.

Both Two Trees and advocates say those who need affordable housing will be able to move in more quickly this way.

"I think it was inexcusable that the authorities did not move in more quickly to stop people from investing more money," he says.

Their betrayal has had the effect, at least in some investigations, of leading the authorities to move in more quickly when agents are suspected of wrongdoing.

That explains why children with autism tend to be attracted more to subways, which travel on back-and-forth tracks, with little variability, than to planes, which move in more variable fashion.

Some religious families are moving in, as more secular ones depart.

But 30 percent of the residents of rent-stabilized apartments moved in more than 20 years ago.

Many members already were in government jobs, and it has skillfully moved in more.

Her home is a snapshot of the moment she moved in more than 20 years ago.

Estorick turned out to be a landsman, born on Ocean Parkway, even though he moved in more rarefied social circles.