Sentence examples for moved to somewhere from inspiring English sources

"If I moved to somewhere smaller I wouldn't know anyone there.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal will save eight hundred jobs that would have been moved to Monterrey, and three hundred additional administrative jobs that could have been moved to somewhere else in the United States.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal will save eight hundred jobs that would have been moved to Monterrey, and three hundred additional administrative jobs that could have been moved to somewhere else in the United States.

The two homes are of different kinds, of course: mine is not a nursing home and doesn't take in people with dementia (although you can go pretty gaga once here without being moved to somewhere more specialised), whereas Ash Court does, and people with Alzheimer's can be very difficult and – alas – often boring to look after, needing an exceptional amount of patience and kindness.

If a well-tracked robot is suddenly moved to somewhere else without being told, the problem is called kidnapping.

Or has the missing heat merely moved to somewhere that we are not currently measuring it?

She had to move to somewhere more culturally fitting.

Some of the rented homes were reserved for older estate residents and others who wanted to move to somewhere smaller.

"We have decided," says Grasar, "that, if the Grail Community is going to have a future, we must move to somewhere smaller".

Long-term, however, in a world of global competition in which firms can up sticks and move to somewhere less bossy, business suffers.

Sir Robin Wales wants to reduce local population "churn," caused by people who've bettered themselves in Newham choosing to move to somewhere posher rather than stay.