Sentence examples for moving my things from inspiring English sources

"I began moving my things in and the black caretaker said to me, 'I don't think you will stay here because people here are very racist'," she explains.

I also know that I don't like other people moving my things; if you want it moved, ask me, I'll move it, no problem.

I acknowledged him by moving my things off what I was now forced to regard as his seat -- that whole "I know you're right but I'm not happy about it" thing that New Yorkers do when public-transportation etiquette has been challenged but not broached.

I thought someone would move my things".

My mother paid the deposit and the first month's rent and came with her station wagon to help me pack and move my things.

Or I could rent a truck and move my things myself -- still less expensive, if I didn't take my future chiropractic needs into account.

The manager of the hotel tried to kindly offer to move my things for me, and I was just like, "Don't touch my stuff!" I had terrible nightmares during this time.

The phenomenon has even inspired a phrase -- "Move my things to the master" -- to describe stewardesses who move up from the crew quarters to the owner's master suite and order former colleagues to fetch their belongings.

I couldn't afford to have professional movers, so I was paying people $20, $40 to move my things.

"The photograph was made about 10 days after Salinger had put two $50 bills in my hand, on the beach in Daytona, and instructed me to move my things out of his house," said Maynard.

They helped me open a bank account, find a place to live, moved my things (more than once) and the list goes on".