Sentence examples for be moved to large from inspiring English sources

The brothers would take on all challengers, and their matches, which resembled those of pankration, became so popular that they had to be moved to large soccer (association football) stadiums to accommodate the crowds.

When the seeds germinate and sprout, the seedlings will need to be moved to larger containers or planted in the ground.

Whole wings of the hospital were moved to large underground shelters.

After the second check, pregnant sows were moved to large pens (50 sows per pen) with deep straw or peat bedding.

The kittens remained with their mothers until the age of 7 weeks, and then they were moved to large cages (3 × 2.6 × 2.35 m) where they played and interacted freely.

As a result of its success the centre will be moving to larger purpose-built premises and offer homework clubs.

Sufra will soon be moving to larger premises where it will launch a "food academy" to train vulnerable young people – care leavers, ex-offenders and those recovering from addiction – how to cook and manage budgets.

A grammar school was founded in Oswestry town in 1407 and was moved to larger premises in 1776, but the old building still stands.

In the end several more U.S. dates were added and the tour was moved to larger concert venues due to overwhelmingly strong ticket sales.

Initially, stem cuttings were propagated in small leach tubes and grown to a plant height of approximately 50 cm, following which, the plants were moved to larger pots and grown under automated drip irrigation and fertilization systems.

The study is on-going, and due to a new school structure, where children from smaller schools have been moved to larger schools and three new small schools have administratively been made part of three larger schools, the schools and the municipality have asked that these children get the same opportunity to participate also in the research program.