Sentence examples for completely relocate from inspiring English sources
But he did not explain why geographic detail was consolidated -- after all, few farmers completely relocate.
As part of a 2004 review of government activity Sir Peter Gershon recommended that many departments partly or completely relocate from the capital to save costs.
We will work with all the parties involved with the Tarrytown site to explore options to completely relocate the asphalt plant off the waterfront land.
Remote communities like Kivalina have to be completely relocated as climate change means their homes are eroded.
"There is talk of completely relocating by many of them; the fact that there are similar financial hubs so close to Bahrain means companies don't have to think too hard about relocating.
Based on a 2008 BBC1 series called Criminal Justice – but completely relocating the storyline both geographically and tonally – The Night Of was written by novelist Richard Price and directed by Stephen Zaillian.
The next day we set out to visit the Three Gorges Dam itself (an impressive structure but not the primary target of our visit), and then drove through the county seat, which was completely relocated in the 1990s to make way for the dam.
When the HaloTag proteins were co-expressed with muNS-Mi, we did not observe any changes in the untagged HaloTag distribution (Figure 6, row 3) but, as expected, HaloTag-IC was completely relocated to inclusions (Figure 6, row 4).
Strikingly, we observed that p53-IC was completely relocated to cytoplasmic inclusions when coexpressed with muNS (Figure 7, middle row), indicating that our inclusion-targeting system can also be used for recruiting a nuclear protein like p53.
It totally relocated within 10 min, and then remained completely cytoplasmic over the next hour.
We recovered all critical client data, for example, and even Guy Carpenter, whose headquarters was completely destroyed, relocated to our midtown office and other locations and was fully back in business by Monday, September 17.
