How To Use Moving van In A Sentence
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If we had had a family crest, it would have been a picture of a moving van.
The Other Side of Me
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He made his money with a fleet of moving vans.
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The moving van is a monster of a truck.
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All it will take is a moving van - he doesn't actually live in the new 6th - and he's a shoo-in.
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I will never forget the day a moving van pulled into our driveway and my mother announced to my brothers, sisters, and me that we would be relocating to another house.
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If we had had a family crest, it would have been a picture of a moving van.
The Other Side of Me
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If we had had a family crest, it would have been a picture of a moving van.
The Other Side of Me
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Huge heavy equipment transporters roll up to the riverbank and drop floating pieces of bridge the size of moving vans into the water.
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If we had had a family crest, it would have been a picture of a moving van.
The Other Side of Me
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He dipped his headlights as they came up behind a slow-moving van.
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Four moving vans, two rigs, a dump trailer, and a front loader, which the seller owns, are included in the price.
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A couple weeks ago, while misting my fern, I glanced out the window and noticed two young men and a young woman taking boxes out of a moving van and walking toward the downstairs entrance of my unit.
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As soon as the moving vans roll down the street, here come the transforming architects, the floor sanders, carpenters, decorators as another family prepares to put the stamp of affluence on an old address.
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People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else.
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The moving van is a monster of a truck.
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For a moment, let's look at South Waterfront from another point of view, as much a part of the place as the jackhammers and cranes and pioneers 'moving vans.
The Depression scare is ending (Jack Bog's Blog)
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The gang leader folded his arms. "We're the Stingrays, " he informed me with a sneer so pronounced it looked like he needed lip surgery. He nodded toward the moving van in our driveway.
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Sure enough, there was a white moving van and people carrying boxes to the house.
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The moving van is a monster of a truck.
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I whistled loudly and a moving van obediently heeded my call and pulled up right next to me.
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The Washington Post's Jim Hoagland wrote, ‘That's like a moving van ramming a Harley on an open field,’ and he's about right.
