Sentence examples for beginning relocation from inspiring English sources

San Antonio, Texas also agreed to house 25,000 refugees, beginning relocation efforts in vacant office buildings on the grounds of Kelly USA a former air force base, and Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas was mobilized to house incoming evacuees, and smaller shelters were established in towns across Texas and Oklahoma.

Then after the latest outbreak further pledges emerged promising to begin relocations by the end of January.

Her 31-year-old nephew, a Navy officer stationed in Okinawa, Japan, was her adviser as she began a relocation business, At Wittz End.

Danitta Ross, 39, a real estate broker who used to live in Queens, said she moved to Atlanta four years ago after her company, responding to the surge in black New Yorkers moving south, began offering relocation seminars.

That May, the authorities began the relocation of the Jews to the Iris ghetto.

By 1840, the settlement was very strained; pressure from white settlers, scarcity of wood and the uncertainty of whether the band had claims to the land they occupied forced the band council to begin considering relocation.

Since beginning his gradual relocation from the Midwest to the Left Coast, Prince has headlined the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and 2007's Super Bowl halftime show.

But perhaps the relocation was beginning to work its insidious magic.

Equally startling, officials want to begin a new relocation program that would be bigger than the first.

China has begun its biggest relocation program since the Three Gorges Dam, with 330,000 residents set to be moved to new homes to make way for a water project that will serve Beijing.

The relocation began in Crisfield and was completed to Westover in 1950.