Sentence examples for relationship move from inspiring English sources

Ikea has never minced words, usually taking a tough tone with customers by challenging them to "Chuck out their chintz," or "End that dead- end relationship, move out, get a new place and fill it with modern Swedish furniture".

The trouble comes when we need to fight this tremendous momentum of sameness, to move to a new phase of life: to start or end a relationship, move cities, become a parent, come out of the closet, switch jobs, confront bereavement, adjust to an empty nest, retire, or face death.

Younger women may report decreased desire as they experience their first relationship move away from the "honeymoon phase," for example.

In early practises, Louis says, James would make them get into one bed and "snuggle" and listen to Marvin Gaye, which helped the band's relationship move along fast.

It occurred to me that word should get out to every woman who is currently involved in an abusive relationship: MOVE to High Point.

We may be afraid of the process or the outcome, but that little voice in our head is persistent; it might nag us to end a relationship, move to a new location, write a book, make that phone call, or take any other initiative we intuitively feel is beneficial.

Then Mr. Garcia's 9-year-old son from a previous relationship moved in.

They normally coincide with the end of a relationship, moving house, or following an illness.

"There didn't seem to be a lot of interest in a consultative relationship moving forward".

They fell into a romantic relationship, moving in together in an apartment a few blocks from the Isabella Geriatric Center.

It was in May 2001, when Ms. Miles was a senior in high school, that the relationship moved beyond that.