Sentence examples for it relocated in from inspiring English sources

It relocated in March from its initial, equally institutional Brooklyn setting — a former outpatient wing of the Greenpoint Hospital — to accommodate its consistently sold-out run (which was recently extended, again, through Oct. 27).

But after years of controversy and construction, it relocated in May, bringing one of the world's great collections of works by Picasso, Matisse and Modigliani (and many others) to Museum Row.

On Wednesday a Manhattan developer, Nathan Berman, closed on the $60 million purchase of the vacant 410,000 square foot building, the bank's home for 75 years until it relocated in April to 140 Broadway.

Her son said it was the only way to derive income from the partnership for a theater that costs roughly $470,000 a year to operate and had incurred expenses when it relocated in the building to make room for the spa.

French missionary Charles Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg located Pismachi' in the middle of the 19th century, it was then lost until it was relocated in 1956 by Jorge Guillemín, working in collaboration with the government of Guatemala, the location was reconfirmed by Robert Carmack in 1969.

With the aid of Uesugi Kenshin (1530 78), a warrior who had been adopted into the family, the clan was able to recoup some of its losses, and by the late 16th century it was relocated in the northern tip of the north Honshu plain in central Japan.

The diminutive brick building, with diamond-shaped windows, large red shutters and dark wood everywhere inside, appears to have changed little since that event, although it was relocated in 1967 and reassembled brick by brick.

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.

It was relocated in modern times to the coffee-drying area of the Santa Margarita plantation.

It relocated from Greenwich Street in TriBeCa in Manhattan and ultimately will employ about 100 people.

Originally situated in Hanover, in affiliation with Dartmouth College, it relocated to Durham in 1893.