Sentence examples for if relocated from inspiring English sources

In a central square which would be perfect for mass daily protests if relocated to Athens, a Latvian R&B band called Čehols was attracting a decent crowd, respectable tips and CD sales.

When talking about the move, Korte and Magescas can seem a little coy, as if relocating from one side of the US to another was no big deal.

The elephants would have been killed if not relocated.

If they relocated to New Jersey, the Long Island buyers would have farther to travel.

One wonders how parents might react if Ms. Hogan relocated her family to a studio in Maspeth, Queens, and never got within 10 feet of a head of endive.

But if they relocated to Canada, their basic state pension would have been permanently frozen at £27.15 – the weekly amount at the time.

Bet365 has long pressed for such a move, claiming that about half of the £130m in taxes the group pays to the UK exchequer is made up of duty they might otherwise largely avoid if they relocated offshore.

That should mean, among other changes from Monday's win at Hull, that Danny Welbeck returns up front even if Olivier Giroud relocated the net after a couple of months blundering about in the dark.

Conditions in their origin and relocation tracts are examined using 1990 and 2000 US census data to determine if they relocated to less poor and segregated neighborhoods.

But fears have previously been raised about closing Heathrow Airport and the impact it may have on jobs in the area if businesses relocated.

Sure, on the stark black and white product site, it looks very impressive, but we have a feeling if we relocated it to, say, my trashed, cramped apartment, it would look sorely out of place.