Sentence examples for transfering out from inspiring English sources

So if M.S. 141 had 5 percent more free lunches, students would be transferring out instead of in.

Patrick Connolly, a chartered financial planner at adviser Chase de Vere, agrees that transferring out is not a good idea.

Staff who are transferring out will move to offices in west London and perhaps to the BBC's old home, Television Centre.

The presidents of New York City's five boroughs have far more patronage than responsibilities, and borough halls should be fertile ground for trimming and transferring out extra employees.

If you physically picked up M.S. 141 and carried it a mile, to suburban Westchester, where schools with 10percentt free lunches get Title I aid, students would be transferring out, not in.

There was a significantly higher survival probability in patients transferring out and traced compared with those who did not (Figure 1).

(Frankincense, presumably, transferred out in time).

"In theory it would be possible to transfer out until 31 March.

You can't ever be transferred out, after, or that's it for you.

First, the 86 cleared detainees should be transferred out as soon as reasonably possible.

But he added: "It would be unthinkable for us to transfer out Arabs.