Sentence examples for it's relocated from inspiring English sources

The bar today is a different Kettle of Fish: it's relocated twice since the fifties, and is now known for its association with another movement with a cult following — the Green Bay Packers.

Manhattan schist excavated during the construction of the subway finds new life as an apartment building on Riverside Drive; meat lockers on Gansevoort Street become expensive shoe salons; an Art Deco bar, abandoned in Murray Hill, is transformed in 1980 when it's relocated, like a Lego block, to a new restaurant in Tribeca called the Odeon.

It's relocated in a rusting, steel-hulled vessel somewhere in Europe during the first decades of the 20th century, perhaps an early Soviet ship fighting a local war in the Baltic or the Black Sea, on which jack-booted officers maintain a regime of brutal suppression.

The show stopped filming at the Greenacre site in Edgbaston at the end of 2010, when it was relocated to Monty Don's own garden in Herefordshire.

The church's small wood-burning stove was originally located in the center of the sanctuary, but it was relocated to the church's north wall in later years.

In 1965, it was relocated to its present home in Lafayette, California, approximately 10 mile east of the Berkeley campus.

In 1976, the Music Department was assigned to the College of Sciences & Liberal Studies, and in 1991 it was relocated to its current home in the College of Architecture.

It was relocated from Húsavík to Reykjavík's main shopping street at Laugavegur 116.

Millar described the first half of the film as being close to the graphic novel, and also said that the film's ending was similar, though it was relocated elsewhere from the setting in the graphic novel.

The St . Pauls Church in Charlestown held the headquarters for the Sheriff's OffiChurchin the 1720s when it was reloCharlestowne town of Upper Marlboro.

The Festival began when the music shell was located in its original location and moved when it was relocated.