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Meanings of moving in in English
Usage of moving in in English
1
Obama said the report showed the economy moving in the right direction.
2
At least Watson knows she is moving in good company these days.
3
Of course, teams moving in US sports is by no means new.
4
Cassie, of course, was moving in this direction a few years ago.
5
As a result, your plant may drop leaves soon after moving in.
6
They began building last year, with hopes of moving in by December.
7
Things are moving in the right direction, Quqa said, declining further comment.
8
The planet's largest car market, China, is moving in the same direction.
9
Zuckerman said national opinion on marijuana was moving in the group's favor.
10
That suggests Europe and the United States are not moving in lockstep.
11
Currencies are no longer moving in response to economic or interest-rate data.
12
The landslide began moving in late December, when one home was destroyed.
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Almost every social and economic indicator is moving in the right direction.
14
Here she saw in the dim light something moving in the water.
15
We're not there yet, but things are moving in the right direction.
16
The ice continues to rumble like boiling water, moving in different directions.
