Sentence examples for be either moved to from inspiring English sources

It can be either moved to the supplement or omitted entirely.

Many local cults of Attica were either moved to the city or had branch shrines there.

The programs that had already been scheduled were either moved to one of Carnegie's other halls or postponed.

Despite heroic efforts to protect their homelands, all of the Northeastern peoples that survived the early colonial period had been either moved to far-flung reservations or disenfranchised of their land by the end of the 19th century.

"These families were either moved to housing units miles away or received welfare rent for a few months and were then homeless," he explains.

All the structures in Old Yosemite Village, except for the chapel, were either moved to the Pioneer Yosemite History center in Wawona or demolished during the 1950s and 1960s.

After the medical counseling and enrollment, pesticide exposed women were either moved to other work functions with none or minimal pesticide exposure, or went on paid leave.

They are either moving to Manhattan or live in the city part-time and covet her contacts, which she uses to link them with interior designers, contractors, art dealers or potential social acquaintances.

I knew we were either moving to north London or worse I'd be moving back up north with family.

Then Nature (N), which shows the external uncertainty, determines the market demand will be either moved up to (ualpha) or down to (dalpha) similar to a binomial process, where u and d are the binomial parameters.

"For us it was either move to Mexico or cease to exist," he said.