Sentence examples for needs to move back from inspiring English sources

If Mr Obama is to win again, he needs to move back to the pragmatic centre of what is still a pretty conservative country.But so do the Republicans.

Or their lives are turned upside down when a son or daughter needs to move back home, or when they find themselves without recourse when their grandchildren are torn from them in custody battles.

I'm thinking perhaps I need to move back soon.

When gas cartridges are used, workers need to move back by just 30 metres.

"I need to move back home and sleep on the sofa".

"I really was very adamant that we needed to move back into courts," said Ms. Hirsch, a professor at George Mason University.

Another, Susan Hirsch, who lost her husband, said, I really was very adamant that we needed to move back into courts….

"We need to prove to the Republican Party that we need to move it to the right, that we need to move back to good basic values and the Constitution," said Lynn Brannon, a leading Tea Party activist in Delaware.

He and his wife needed to move back to New York, so since March Mr. Bueno de Mesquita has been trying to sell their home in the Richmond district amid one of the worst housing crises the state has seen.

In the first year of the Obama administration, Daley didn't bother to bite his tongue, when he felt, as he wrote in a Washington Post op-ed in 2009, that the Party needed "to move back toward the center".

Evidence on why students switch is scarce, but admissions officers suggest that change is often made for personal reasons, with students needing to move back home to save money or perhaps to look after a relative.