Sentence examples for moving old from inspiring English sources
Moving old homes around generally does not interest him much.
One caveat is that if the roots of your Mac's bad behavior are in the Extensions folder, moving old files to the new one may just recreate the problem, so pay close attention to what you move over.
(Isherwood) 'THE SALVAGE SHOP' Jim Nolan's moving, old fashioned drama, about a fraught father-and-son relationship in a small coastland town in Ireland, delivers an emotional punch (2 30).
The mural project is part of a restoration and adaptation of the 88-year-old building that has included removing a steep balcony and replacing it with a level floor that will be home to a restaurant, repairing and moving old plasterwork, stripping off flaking paint and adding bathrooms and staircases to bring it up to current standards.
Her screen performances included a moving old lady in Harry And Tonto (1974); a love scene with Gérard Depardieu in Bye Bye Monkey (1978); the role of a billionaire matriarch in Arthur (1981) and Arthur 2: On The Rocks (1988); a clairvoyant in Poltergeist II (1986); and the presidential matriarch Rose Kennedy on television in 1983.
In the end, it was about surrendering -- letting go of every assumption, moving old ideas out of the way and allowing fresh information, new opinions and opportunity to become visible.
And her easy authority with this material, combined with her clear-eyed sympathy for her characters, results in a moving, old-fashioned story about longing and loss and sorrow.
The utilities still prefer moving older fuel, however.
He came out alone with his uke for the second encore and sang "The Penalty," a moving older ballad.
But ITV/FR are saying the soc net attracts a rather slower moving older populatoin.
Similarly associated factors include noise, uncomfortable temperature, inadequate lighting and moving older patients to unfamiliar places [ 5, 19].
