Sentence examples for he was relocating from inspiring English sources

Once he did, he announced that he was relocating his office to Baltimore.

Mr. Yohannan, 44, said he was selling because he was relocating to Los Angeles to work on a film.

Harris said he finally had enough of the horrors of Delhi, and he was relocating to Washington.

Moses may have thought he was breaking up the city's ghettos; in fact, he was relocating them and setting them in concrete.

In 1991, Mr. Mohamed said, he helped move Mr. bin Laden from Afghanistan to Sudan, where he was relocating his base of operations.

Like many moments in Fallon's career his announcement last autumn that he was relocating to California carried with it an air of the theatrical.

Instead, he was relocated to an associate professor job in the political science department.

Four years later he was relocated to Los Angeles by Marcy Carsey, then the vice president of comedy development for the network.

His studies were cut short in 1942 when, as the child of Japanese immigrants, he was relocated to an internment camp in Wyoming.

He grew up on his parents' truck farm and worked in the beet fields in Arizona when he was relocated to a World War II internment camp there for Japanese-Americans.

When Katrina encroached and Tulane shut down, he was still safe at home; then he was "relocated" for a semester to Boston University, which temporarily took in displaced Tulane students.