Sentence examples for has just relocated from inspiring English sources
Optimism in the north-east has just relocated itself from Tyneside to Wearside.
Mr. Saul has just relocated to upstate New York after living in Austin, Tex., for nearly 20 years, which may explain some of the anxiety his work exudes.
For more accessible purchases, the cult shop Milla (00 47 22 83 83 66; millaboutique.no) has just relocated to a few minutes' walk away across the bridge in Aker Brygge.
Bruce, who has just relocated to the midlands after his sacking by Sunderland, enjoyed five and a half years of relative success at Birmingham before spells at Wigan and then with the Black Cats.
Miguel says that his best friend has just relocated to Macao - the Las Vegas of the Lusophone world.
One woman recalls the postcards arriving from relatives whom the Nazis had just relocated "East"; they are full of carefully phrased optimism and artificially cheery description.
When he took the helm at Biogen in 2010, his predecessor had just relocated the company's headquarters to the suburban town of Weston, leaving its scientists behind in Cambridge, a half-hour's drive away.
People responded for three basic reasons, she says: they have just relocated from out of state, their friends have married and don't go out anymore, or their friends have all moved away, leaving them friendless.
Moreover, the couple, who had just relocated from Washington, where Mr. Murphy had been a lawyer with the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, did not have the conventional 20percentt down payment to put down.
"But I've also gotten buyers in their early 50's who have just relocated, and some other combinations, such as a widow and her daughter and son-in-law who bought a house," Mr. Ciardullo said.
