Sentence examples for moving into one from inspiring English sources

If they do pull it all down, I won't be moving into one of them prefab boxes.

They didn't see any point in renting briefly or in moving into one family's house and then out again a few months later.

After first moving into one Craftsman-style house four years ago, the family traded up last winter to a grand Dutch colonial facing Tampa Bay, which they bought for $1.35 million.

It also decided against moving into one of Mr. Matthews's commercial buildings in New Haven, despite an invitation from Governor Rowland to move to Connecticut that the company received over the phone while Mr. Rowland and Mr. Matthews were playing golf.

It's hard to imagine another industry where the leader of a major company could survive such a catalogue of disaster Chief executive, Ofgem Sector: Energy Dermot Nolan is moving into one of the hottest jobs in Britain as chief executive of the energy watchdog, Ofgem.

In our analysis, we collapse the difference in quality of life or amenities and the cost of moving into one variable ( {Q}_i^P-{Q}_i^G-{c}_i ).

Although this is not always possible, try to become friends with the person in group situations before moving into one-on-one dating.

I'd split up with my girlfriend and moved into one of the squats on Freston Road as it was opening up".

Today, when people are as likely to flip a garret as to move into one, the public can fixate on the mover-and-shaker Kafka.

"Tacloban will take a long time to come back," says Emilia Sumalinog, 45, a former tent resident who has since been moved into one of the relocation sites on the northern edge of the city.

In Paris, while on sabbatical, he moves into "one of the best apartments in the place" and buys a $4,500 Lanvin sport coat; in London he orders custom-made shirts from Turnbull & Asser.