Sentence examples for it was relocating from inspiring English sources

That same year, longtime Los Angeles-based energy giant Occidental Petroleum announced that it was relocating its headquarters to Houston and would spin off its California assets into a separate company.

After calling Seattle its home for 85 years, the world's largest maker of commercial aircraft said it was relocating its corporate headquarters to Chicago.

Philip Morris, which announced in March that it was relocating its executive offices, is in the process of moving 270 of its 680 New York employees into new headquarters in Henrico County, just west of the Richmond city line.

The protests have also drawn support from the student activists who have been demonstrating to save Central European University — a prestigious Soros-funded institution that announced earlier this month it was relocating its main base of operations to Vienna as a result of political pressure from the government.

MOUNTAIN CREEK, a New Jersey ski area about 50 miles from Manhattan, took a bold step last summer: It announced that it was relocating all its terrain-park features to a separate, almost stand-alone peak within the resort, but one mile from the main base area.

On Wednesday, a nonprofit group, the American Councils for International Education, said it was relocating participants in its Arabic Overseas Flagship Program to Morocco because of the mayhem in Egypt, The Associated Press reported.

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.

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

Initially the system was quasi-stationary; however, it was relocated the following day due to its broad size.

It was relocated the following year to a site across Elliott Bay near a Duwamish Indian village.