Sentence examples for moved away because from inspiring English sources

Some have moved away because of the plans; others are going to have years of upheaval while the construction takes place".

They started to have sex, she said, but she moved away because Assange had not wanted to wear a condom, and he fell asleep.

And when the women had moved away, because I was nervous, because I wanted to show off a little for the master, I said: "Maybe we don't all need the thrill of physical heights.

My friends who moved away because they were scared of what would happen in 1997 [when Hong Kong rejoined China] are returning, but they are finding that they can't afford a house any more.

"Often we've had people who are very supportive, but then they've moved away because they were evicted or their rent got too high or their living conditions were just too poor," Schinella says.

I don't think I could have gone to a gay bar in Baltimore had I not moved away, because I never considered venturing to one in Virginia for fear of running into someone from campus.

"I'm thinking about selling and moving away, because it's ridiculous".

"The boy has to move away, because you have to be eighteen for rubber," she said.

You get the odd adult who moves away because they think you're going to mug them.

Latosha said, "I feel it is important for him to move away, because Louisiana is still dealing with some... issues.

Echoes of that distrust linger on Glendale Boulevard, where Jennifer and Justin Koehler lived in a tidy, white clapboard house until selling and moving away because of their fears.