Sentence examples for full relocation from inspiring English sources

I chose to tackle only the first floor, to avoid a full relocation.

It is estimated that a full relocation will cost at least a hundred and eighty million dollars.

He said Mr. Kozlowski suggested the full relocation loan after Mr. Belnick approached him about the smaller loan.

A full relocation isn't cheap.

Since the completion of the Quonset Freeway in 2008 and the full relocation of Route 403, the old route on Davisville Road and Devil's Foot Road has been unnumbered.

The mean peak load on the head at full relocation was 101.36 N (98.87 to 103.58).

Full expat relocation packages, including luxury housing and school fees at expensive international schools are not as common as they were, say, five years ago, although they are still possible to secure.

The silk is the shirt of a middle aged woman, Julieta, in full tilt relocation mode, as she prepares for her middle essence transformation, taking up life with her new partner in a new country.

But leaders in Louisiana point to even more tremendous costs on the horizon if nothing is done to reverse course: interruptions to the nation's energy supplies, as seen in the months after Katrina; disruption of commerce along the Mississippi River; and, potentially, the full-scale relocation of New Orleans.

Trost said that thousands of seats would be available, but he added that he did not know how many because the relocation of full and partial season-ticket holders from the old to the new stadium was far from complete.

In addition, there was no subcellular relocation of full-length isoform 2 seen when isoform 3 was coexpressed.