Examples of 'moved to austin' in a sentence

Meaning of "moved to austin"

moved to austin: This phrase indicates that someone has relocated or shifted their residence to the city of Austin. It suggests a permanent or long-term move to a new location

How to use "moved to austin" in a sentence

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moved to austin
We moved to Austin almost three years ago.
He accepted the offer and moved to Austin.
So he moved to Austin where he now resides.
Georgia noticed this after she moved to Austin.
He moved to Austin five years ago and absolutely loves this city.
The headquarters was moved to Austin that same year.
But his focus eventually changed after he moved to Austin.
She just moved to Austin.
Cofield did not know anyone when she moved to Austin.
Moved to Austin for work.
One gentleman in particular who has moved to Austin is a retired firefighter.
I moved to Austin 3 years ago.
I knew it was not going to work out when I moved to Austin for him.
I've recently moved to Austin and am not yet familiar with the area.
I am a New Yorker who just moved to Austin.

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Paul then moved to Austin to engineer at Willie 's studio.
I mean his business was just blowing up, so we moved to Austin.
Luis and his wife Aixa moved to Austin shortly after graduation.
A courthouse was built in Jacobsville, completed in August, 1863 and moved to Austin in September.
NCsoft programmer Jake Song also moved to Austin in order to stimulate development.
Whitman 's youngest brother, John, also left Lake Worth and moved to Austin with his mother.
Allston moved to Austin in 1979 and attended the University of Texas.
I do not know . She moved to Austin.
Liz meyer, on the other hand, moved to austin 6 months ago.
He dropped out of high school in 1971 and moved to Austin the following year.

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