Sentence examples for what about moving from inspiring English sources
Rather than simply thinning out the high streets that are over-banked, what about moving branches to the many parts of the country that have none?
"This is about talking to people who are in cramped accommodation and saying, 'I know you want another bedroom, but our waiting list is long and you cannot get a third bedroom here – what about moving out of London?'" "We want to look into this, and this wouldn't be the only choice but it could be offered if people wanted to explore it as an option," he says.
But what about moving parts of existing IT infrastructure to the cloud?
Alex Williams: What about moving contact information in Facebook and connecting this to Chatter?
And then at the same time think, 'I wonder if my son's going to have a heart murmur, what about moving his cheeks, how is he going to work with those hands?'".
So it must be true what they say about moving, after all.
"But if you have something good, most likely you'll get somewhere, so that's kind of what I believed about moving here and opening a violin shop".
After I watched Bob DiGregorio, of Beyer-Lightning Fish Compart, delicately part a spring-run shad from its myriad tiny bones, I asked what he thought about moving the market.
Nevertheless, this familiar routine is exactly what excites me about moving away.
If Massey were not operating near Marsh Fork Elementary, we would not be debating what to do about moving these young students someplace safer.
