move in to

Damn, the mainland is in a state of war with Taiwan right now, so if anyone's boats move in to Taiwan, China can demand to search them.

In a practical sense she was supportive in that she allowed my brother and me to move in to her home while we were at the start-up phase.

Roaches move in to continue the attack on the rocks as the Terrans move out over the choke point with reapers and marines.

He decided to move in to take care of his elderly parents.

Thanks to the donation of Janet Wai, our long-time supporter, we are able to move in to the new office at Tai Kok Tsui.

He is going to move in to a newly-furnished office.

As other fish disappear, these plankton-eating organisms move in, to the despair of swimmers and the consternation of fishermen.

When fluid begins flowing through these channels, endothelial cells move in to line the channels while muscle cells move away.

No one anticipates that a nation that supplies nuclear technology to a scofflaw could simply move in to claim it.

He said: 'As that protein is turned off, cells move in to close the wound. '

I bet that's part of your plan. Distract me so you can move in to Olivia.

Molly : You should dump your wife and move in to my urban apartment with me.

The street - cleaners then move in to mop up the accumulated rubbish and dirt caused by the night - long revellery.

Then they'll have to move south and in all probability move in to modern flats.

Forced to move in to an uncertain and unknown future.

When there is a continuous increase of work, there are gains to be made and others will move in to share the business.

And every time a gap appears, life will usually move in to fill it.

Move in To begin to occupy a residence or place of business.

Cannot wait to move in to my new house! !

Due to move in to processed products produced in production, bent pins to appear in the molding resistor defective product;