Sentence examples for moved one state from inspiring English sources

At the age of 18, my father-in-law moved one state over to attend college.

Like his fellow-Nebraskan Fred Astaire (Carson's family moved one state over when he was eight, and he is claimed as a native by both Cornhuskers and Hawkeyes), he cut a figure of supreme elegance.

This model assumed that a patient could only move one state further in the disease progression in a given year (i.e. undetected low-risk adenoma to undetected high-risk adenoma).

In the USA, the population share of working-age people born outside the USA is 16%% or about half the share of people who moved from one state to another (own calculations based on the Pew Research Center (2012) tabulation of the 2010 US Census).

At best, the estimated $80 billion spent annually on company-specific tax breaks is a wash: Jobs just get moved from one state to another.

If you've ever moved from one state to another, did you inform the state where you used to live that you no longer needed your voter registration there?

Republicans are quick to conflate their baseless allegations of widespread fraud with real — and inconsequential — instances of duplicative voter-registration rolls owing mainly to individuals who have moved from one state to another.

An outstanding NYT article written by Gregor Aish, Robert Gebeloff and Kevin Quealy charted how Americans and non-Americans have moved from one state to another.

"I moved from one state to another state to try and keep my children safe," Burks said.

Persons who moved from one state to another during observation were also excluded.

Each arm of the basic model had five disease states, and patients moved from one state to another according to their response to treatment or any adverse effects they experienced.