move out造句

They also reject any suggestion that they should move out of the district because of this.

The final rather blunt sign simply read: You have six days to move out.

We are going to move out of our old house next month.

The night Michael wouldn't stay up to watch The Office finale with me, I knew I had to move out.

If you are walking down the street, for example, and move out of the way so as not to bump into someone, they are influencing your actions when you move inside.

As we move out, the light from these distant galaxies have taken so long, we're essentially backing up into the past.

Mr Kerswill predicts that, by 2030, Cockney-influenced Estuary English will dominate most of the east and south-east, as Londoners move out.

It was fungi that first allowed plants to move out of the oceans and on to land by establishing a symbiotic relationship that still exists today.

The revelation in the latest BIS quarterly review, published today, confirms market speculation about a move out of dollars and could put new pressure on the ailing US currency.

Although the royalty cheques are rolling in, Boyle has no plans to move out of the council house in Blackburn, West Lothian, where she lives alone with her cat, Pebbles.

All of a sudden you move outside the mainstream milieu.