Sentence examples for movers from a from inspiring English sources

Rainelle Henderson mopped the floor of her empty kitchen one day last August as she prepared for movers from a storage company to arrive with her furniture, clothing, certification papers that allowed her to work as a home health aide, and most of her personal photographs.

Despite these limitations, our findings of a significantly increasing risk of leukaemia and NHL with increasing community population mixing in ward of residence at diagnosis, which was more marked for movers from a greater distance, confirm those of Stiller and Boyle (1996).

It is important to distinguish first movers from the inventors of a product or process and from the pioneers who first commercialize an innovation.

Fairfield, in fact, is a growing destination for movers from closer-in suburbs such as Westchester.

We considered two measures of population mixing – one based on all movers and one on movers from greater distances – as the latter has been found to be a greater risk factor for childhood leukaemia (Stiller and Boyle, 1996; Dickinson et al, 2002a).

fWhether movers from other occupations had quit or had been laid off may have a substantial impact on selection into teaching jobs.

While the census count of movers from abroad includes returning citizens, the bulk of movers are foreign born.

Its neighborhoods filled with a melange of accents and nationalities, from Newfoundlanders to Filipinos employed at hotels and gas stations and heavy-equipment movers from Fiji.

For two decades we'd been bombarded by environmental reformers like Rachel Carson and Frances Moore Lappé and activist movers from Mother Earth and Greenpeace.

London, with its robust economy, has attracted far more movers from overseas than other parts of the UK, the figures show.

On Sept. 22, accompanied by the police, 150 movers from three companies dismantled the offices on the top six floors of City Hall and moved their contents into vans.