Sentence examples for managed to relocate from inspiring English sources

Late in the school year, Baker managed to relocate her family to a shelter in Harlem, which cut the time of Barnett's commute in half.

"The security situation remained volatile as militants dislodged from their strongholds constantly managed to relocate to other parts of the FATA," the report said.

Since that 2006 return to recording, he's also managed to relocate the particular style and spirit which brought him such success as Cat Stevens Roadsingerr could easily be slotted in among Tillerman, Teaser And The Firecat and Buddha And The Chocolate Box so smoothly does it replicate the easygoing troubadour sensibility of his Seventies work.

Keflezighi's family had fled war-torn Eritrea, while Abdirahman's left Somalia during its bloody civil war when Abdirahman was 5. Abdirahman's family lived in Kenya for a time before Abdirahman's father, who worked for an American oil company, managed to relocate them to the United States when Abdirahman was 12.

Immigrants who successfully managed to relocate to another country are also included in this category Source: Italian Ministry of Interior, 2016.

Against all odds, the killer somehow survived and managed to relocate far from Miami to the woods, where he was employed as a lumberjack and living a new life.

It has a few times over the course of several years removed the homeless who were squatting there, but they manage to relocate there.

He said that even if rural areas managed to get companies to relocate, they were not creating jobs, simply moving them from one area to another with the help of federal taxpayers.

So far, The Together Plan has managed to pay for 400 headstones to be carefully relocated.

So far, the Together Plan has managed to pay for 400 headstones to be carefully relocated.

It managed to linger until October 2002, when Ms. Price Becker turned off the lights and relocated to the Hamptons to manage a restaurant she owned there.