Sentence examples for moved a house from inspiring English sources

She reached out to artist Ryan Mendoza, who happened to be in Detroit at the time and had previously moved a house from the city to Europe for an art project.

MOVING a house is, in theory, relatively simple.

(And moving a house is way harder than moving a piano, which is hard enough).

But it was like trying to move a house of cards a hundred yards in a windstorm.

Despite the apparent interest, it is hard to know just how many people follow through with moving a house.

Dominican work songs are accompanied by the tambou twavay drum, and are performed by workers while gathering fruit, building roads, fishing, moving a house or sawing wood.

"You didn't just move into a house, you moved into a community," she said.

"His dad moved here, lived in a council house and moved into a house of his own.

Married on 18 January 1905, they moved into a house at 25 rue Cranz (now 33 rue Philippe Baucq), where Hergé was born, although a year later they moved to a house at 34 rue de Theux.

They have just moved into a house down the road.

They moved into a house in Manorville sight unseen.