Sentence examples for moved in using from inspiring English sources

When attempts to talk to the man by telephone and over a bullhorn were unsuccessful, the police statement said, officers moved in using an armored vehicle around 8 a.m., which was fired upon.

When they encircled a fledgling encampment the next day, the police moved in, using force.

As demand for ivory outstrips supply, criminal syndicates and terrorist groups have moved in, using the huge profits to fund operations.

On Aug. 16, 2012, the police moved in, using barbed wire, tear gas and ultimately live ammunition to disperse the striking workers.

Foreign film-makers moved in, using the gifted technicians and the considerable industrial resources to make international pictures that had little or nothing to do with local themes and traditions.

A smaller group began throwing eggs and stones through the windows of government buildings until the police moved in, using tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.

Mark Twain, who was in his mid-60s when he moved in, used to hold tea parties in a treehouse on the back lawn.

In theory small, nimble low-cost companies could move in, using innovative techniques to extract the 24 billion barrels of oil (about 40 years' production at current rates) still remaining on the continental shelf, though mainly in smaller deposits.

"One of the first things he did when he moved in was use gloss paint to cover his wall with images of giant tadpole-like sperm," says another friend.

One explained that before the gypsies moved in, local gangs used the scrap yard as a hiding place for drugs and guns.

One explains that before the gypsies moved in, local gangs used the scrap yard as a hiding place for drugs and guns.