Sentence examples for move in with from inspiring English sources

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travel in with

scroll in with

moving in with

moved in with

keep coming in with

The phrase "move in with" is correct and is typically used to mean to start living with someone, usually a romantic partner.
For example, "John and Mary decided to move in with each other after a year of dating."

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"We kept saying: 'Move in with us.

The New York Times

Move in with me.

The New Yorker

Some move in with relatives.

The New York Times

Nana said that we should move in with her.

The New Yorker

Sometimes the gunmen move in with guns blazing.

The New York Times

"I wanted her to move in with me".

The New York Times

Perhaps I could just move in with Ms. Richardson.

The New York Times - Style

She said she would move in with her grandmother.

The New York Times

One will eventually move in with the Reckseits.

The New York Times

They could move in with an adult child.

The New York Times

Why don't you move in with your friend, Chris?

The New Yorker

More suggestions(13)

engage in with

going in with

go in with

keep moving with

deal with

to live with

are along with

move by using

move together with

living with

move coupled with

move here with

move along with

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