Examples of using "Verhuizen" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're moving tomorrow.
Tom wanted to move.
- Tom needs to move.
- Tom has to move out.
- We are moving next month.
- We're moving next month.
- He helped me to move.
- He helped me move.
We're moving to Australia.
I am moving next month.
Where are you going to move?
I want to move to Antarctica.
- Next month, I'm going to move.
- I'm going to move next month.
Why are we moving to Boston?
We're both moving to Australia.
We're going to move to Australia.
Tom wants to move to Boston.
I would like to move to Australia.
Let's move over to that table.
I have to move.
Do you really want to move to Boston again?
Tom and Mary want to move to Australia.
Her decision to move to Chicago surprised us.
We're thinking of moving back to Boston.
I'm moving.
Tom has decided it's time to move out.
Neither Tom nor Mary has decided to move to Boston.
So we couldn't just pack up and move north to become farmers.
So social media star or not, we knew that we needed to move.
Are you moving to Boston?
We would move to a bigger house if we had more money.
They hired a moving company to transport their belongings to their new home.
If it is always so hot, I will move somewhere to the north.
On April 1, Nanyo Foods Co. Ltd. will move to its new building in Yokohama.
Today, people all over the world are moving out of small villages in the country to go and live in big, noisy cities.
For a long time I wondered if I should move to Rome or Paris, but at last I decided to stay in Berlin.