Sentence examples for moving in which from inspiring English sources

A lot of our cases have been when agencies or letting agents ask for holding fees to pay before even moving in, which is not allowed.

Maron's 2010 interview with Robin Williams, both uproarious and moving, in which Williams discussed his depression, was given added poignancy after the comedian's death last year.

People are buying houses and moving in, which means the abandoned building she moved into in 1978 to keep vandals away has become the target of neighbors' complaints.

Each field has a dynamic edge formed by 3 cm leaf motion, the superior field with the B-leaves moving in while the inferior field with the A-leaves moving in, which produced a 5.5 cm overlapped region on the phantom surface based on the optimal overlap width.

Color tends to a muted opalescence, but in "Moving," in which she appears three times at about life size, dancing across a five-foot-wide canvas, an intense yellow glow suffuses and heats the image.

Next month, a young couple will move in, which Ms. Williams feels is a nice resolution.

Years ago, Martin Amis wrote a funny story, "Career Move," in which the screenwriters live like poets, starving in garrets, while the poets chillax poolside, fax their verses to agents in Los Angeles and earn millions off a sonnet.

That's when Ms. Reece asked Mr. Berman to move in, which involved bringing his "Queer Eye" furniture, now intermingled with Ms. Reece's midcentury kitchen appliances and her giant armoire by Martha Stewart for Bernhardt.

The landlady told me she would make me sign a contract once everyone had moved in, which seemed normal, but months later she never supplied one.

This is a "feinting" move in which you aim to confuse the keeper by making a stutter step as you run up to take the kick.

In 150AD, Ptolemy of Alexandria published his theory of epicycles the idea that the moon, the sun and the planets moved in circles which were moving in circles which were moving in circles around the Earth.