Similar words: moving, removing, movingly, unmoving, moving van, slow moving, slow-moving, moving company. Meaning: n. the act of occupying or taking possession of a building.
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61 He was moving in slow motion when Jimmy let off a sudden burst that sent chunks of sidewalk flying everywhere.
62 But now new technology is moving in on the traditional auctions.
63 Nixon responded to the offensive by moving in two directions Simultaneously.
64 Canterbury was certainly not moving in the direction of Cistercian austerity in Anselm's time.
65 Only Donald was moving in the room - lighting his pipe, shaking a paper open.
66 Stabiliser A device to check lateral motion and maintain the foot moving in a forward direction.
67 Some are predicting that malls could have a more varied tenant mix,(http://sentencedict.com) with more big-box retailers moving in.
68 They had been moving in a group, or trying to: actually, they had straggled widely at times.
69 Tanya insists on moving in many circles and, above all, on thinking for herself.
70 The demolition is total Except for two strange items remaining in the flames - Two survivors, moving in the flames blindly.
71 The Republicans drew comfort from the fact that trends of opinion had, for some time, been moving in their direction.
72 She wondered who would buy this house, moving in with their everyday things, their everyday lives.
73 Moving in together was a mistake, and things rapidly went downhill.
74 Primates and prelates exercised political power most effectively when they were moving in support of magnate opposition; against united barons they were impotent.
75 People moving in from the countryside also bring goats and sheep with them.
76 I marvel who these wretches could be, moving in such numbers, and so heavily armed.
77 Leggy Linda Lusardi has just been told that her new job involves moving in with seven adoring men.
78 They sear across the ice, moving in unison as if some magnetic force holds them together.
79 But those bands can write songs that are very moving in a different way.
80 Some of the temporary Olympic landlords are moving in with relatives while their homes are rented.
81 It seems to me that all mankind is moving in that direction.
82 Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., has been moving in a low-key[sentencedict.com], bipartisan direction to look at campaign financing improprieties.
83 The campaigns that we have been conducting are moving in that direction because special constables have a particularly valuable part to play.
84 Face despised face, the older ones moving in front of the younger ones, the weaker ones giving way to the stronger ones.
85 Most fieldwork is simply episodic, made by an outsider moving in for a period to assess observed social behaviour.
86 Moving in, she was a one-woman gang whose contributions went well beyond the maternal.
87 Time seems to slow way down, in an uncanny way, as if everyone were moving in slow motion.
88 Opinion seemed to be moving in favor of the president's accusers.
89 I could see figures moving in the kitchen and I knocked at the side door.
90 He would have liked to stay there, but he's excited about moving in another direction.
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