Sentence examples for moving into town from inspiring English sources

"We see a lot of families with children moving into town," he said.

"We depend, to a certain extent, on those new families moving into town," she said.

Moving into town isn't a viable option for a lot of Aboriginal families, even if they wanted to go.

RECENTLY, at a dinner party, a friend mentioned that he'd never seen so many outsiders moving into town.

The possibility of a Falwell-founded institution moving into town has not been the only surprise for this community of about 3,000.

Companies like Wright Investor Services and Warnaco have been moving into town from Fairfield, Mr. Gregory said, adding to Milford's existing 2,000 businesses.

The process is known as chengzhenhua, moving into towns, and has become one of the most-debated topics in China.

They continued their lightning advance on Thursday, moving into towns just an hour's drive from the capital.

"When they speak about civic responsibilities of corporations moving into towns, this is exactly what they're talking about," Mr. Freeman said.

"They have been moving into towns and villages and cities and putting pressure on the Taliban to leave, which they are doing".

Farming as an industry is losing people fast – young people are moving into towns, and put plainly, older farmers are a dying breed.