Sentence examples for only just moved from inspiring English sources

"It's only just moved from being deemed as experimental technology to mainstream technology.

I have only just moved, so right now it is a work in progress.

Our friends have only just moved in there and the situation ought to confuse Mum.

"The blokes in the flat are new, they've only just moved in, they've all got long beards.

Another neighbour, a 27-year-old man, spoke of the community's shock: "They had only just moved in so we hadn't had the opportunity to introduce ourselves.

But he has little policymaking experience and has only just moved to the White House.Another option is Martin Feldstein, a highly regarded macroeconomist who chaired Ronald Reagan's CEA.

She's only just moving out from living with her sister and brother-in-law – "They need a space to be married in!" – to a flat in Southwark.

As Lena Dunham, the creator of "Girls," told The New York Times Magazine this month, she was only just moving out of her parents' Manhattan apartment, even though she had already managed to have her own television series.

Allowing staff to bring in tablets or smartphones of their choosing would represent a sea change at the FCO, which is only just moving its hardware estate over to BlackBerrys and laptops – the latter prompted by both a need to embrace mobile working to deal with disruption resulting from the Olympics and as a way of facilitating estate rationalisation.

Although they only moved in just over a week ago, Mrs Rabbit felt that since there were so many rooms they ought to be put to some use so she launched the exhibition immediately.

No matter how hard you try, you can only move just so much at a time, but if you use a bucket, you will move much more water.