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move in on

VERB
  1. make intrusive advances towards
  2. seize control of

How To Use move in on In A Sentence

  • Most of these pollsters have models based on a conventional election, not one in which turnout patterns move in one marked direction.
  • Herr Kauffmann wastes much of his afternoon getting me a library card, opening a bank account, and driving past the apartment he found for me (nice, very nice location, it will be really fun to move in on May 3, when it becomes available, though I will miss breakfast at the Hotel Antik). Mungowitz in Deutschland--Day 2
  • The most permanently bitter tragedy, that which from within shatters a being to fragments, has not yet been created; the figures we see are entire and simple and move in one piece. Nobel Prize in Literature 1924 - Presentation
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