Sentence examples for and relocated on from inspiring English sources

In the late 1930s, the shifters of many cars got up off the floor and relocated on the steering column, making the bench seat practical.

The museum opened in Greenwich Village in 1931 and relocated on several occasions, notably in 1966 when the collection was installed in a Madison Avenue building designed by Marcel Breuer.

Visual markers are cheap to construct and easily mounted (and relocated) on walls, doors, and other objects.

It had been covered by an aircraft hangar since 1940, which was removed, restored and relocated on the site.

In the end, a compromise was reached and the flag was removed from atop the State House and relocated on the Capitol grounds.

Reading to the very end, however, I discovered that our resort had been whisked away in the middle of the night and relocated on Oahu.

Although the city has ensured that the 150-acre property would retain its fair and exposition use through voter-approved Measure C, Costa Mesa's deal with Facilities Management allows the group to "resize and relocate" on the property without approval from the city.

He turned his back on Tuxedo Park and relocated to Manhattan and East Hampton.

First, positioning and relocating of target cells on a micrometre scale are the basis of in situ observation.

The serious, skeptical Mr. White, a dynamo of a drummer, speaks of finding a girlfriend, going solo and relocating to Newcastle-on-Tyne, but his dreams are thwarted.

In 2007, its administration and departments relocated on the South banks of the Seine, near the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.