Sentence examples for following the relocation from inspiring English sources
Being near the Dinky, it gets seen (and will be seen even more when pedestrian circulation changes following the relocation of the station slightly southward).
The diversity and range of animals and birds in the Tien Shan increased markedly following the relocation of much of the human population to lower elevations.
The BBC now has more staff outside London than in the capital for the first time following the relocation of more than 2,000 posts to Salford, finally reaching a target first set in 2004.
With Forest Fringe having only a limited programme this year in Edinburgh following the relocation of the Forest cafe, it's a statement that's worth remembering through the melée of the fringe.
The family sounds to be doing well following the relocation, which Animal Care and Control called "Operation Doe A Deer".
The Memphis efforts to get an NBA team had started in 1997, following the relocation of the Tennessee Titans of the National Football League to Nashville.
However, the corporation was criticised by the national audit office for paying out £24m in relocation costs, and senior executives' expenses increased following the move.
At the same time, he wanted star power to draw people into Barclays Center following the team's relocation from New Jersey to Brooklyn.
Profits have been boosted by an influx of media money following the BBC's relocation to Salford, and the road has begun to resemble Upper Street in the north London borough of Islington, with tapas bars, boutique delis and gastropubs proffering cosmopolitan wares.
The building, designed by James Lewis was the former Bethlem Royal Hospital which had been vacated following the hospital's relocation to Beckenham in Kent.
Since he was elected general secretary in 2000, Mr Serwotka been kept busy on a number of fronts, with the relocation of staff following the Lyons inquiry commissioned by the treasury in 2004, and the searing round of civil service cuts outlined in the Gershon efficiency review, which called for 84,000 jobs to be axed.
