Sentence examples for moved in try from inspiring English sources

If you just moved in, try using the room and the closet as-is for awhile.

The Yankees' infielders and outfielders moved in, trying to cut off the run.

It reminded me of my grandmother's stuffed bookshelves in her nursing home room — old books, half-used perfume bottles, porcelain ferrets, a piece of Bohemian glass I'd given her once — we'd kept as much as we could when she moved in, trying to guess what might mean something to her and what might be lost for good.

When you're ready to move in, try waking up as early as possible to get to your dorm as soon as you can move in.

During an interview at his new office, Mr. DeFilippis, 33, was just moving in -- trying to find a stapler that worked and figuring out exactly what a community liaison does.

"A lot of people were trying to leave the kettle and the police were trying to move in, trying to push people further into Parliament Square," he said.

There's a mining company that's moving in trying to make a uranium mine in the southern part of the Black Hills, which could demolish the water tables, potentially poison the water, and completely desecrate such a sacred land.

People chanted obscenities and some leaped over raging bonfires as riot police moved in to try to restore order in downtown streets strewn with garbage and filled with acrid smoke.

When police moved in to try to restore order in Malabo, it took a considerable amount of time before the Ghana fans were safely escorted from the stadium.

Police and stewards moved in to try to stem the violence - witnessed by millions on TV - but it took some time to restore a measure of control.

The Bloomfield pyre was lit as contractors moved in to try to dismantle it, but the contractors spent several hours cleaning up in the aftermath of the blaze.