Sentence examples for men relocated to from inspiring English sources

In 1948, the two men relocated to Detroit.

Both men relocated to New York and in 1971 opened a school for African-American writers and performers.

This was said to have caused such distress among some Manche men relocated to the Guatemalan Highlands that they were reported to have died.

In the mail one day came a note from a man relocated to Florida, a former Picaro rival.

In this ingenious Spanish thriller, a middle-class man relocating to the countryside is lured into a forest after seeing a naked woman through his binoculars.

And where did this man relocate to, who doesn't live in a society that electronically spies on its citizens and others?

But seven months ago, the captain and 122 other ABP men were relocated to Babaji, some 300km from the frontier with Pakistan in an effort to bolster the defence against the Taliban, who continue to capture territory the international coalition spent years getting little more than a slippery grip on.

Around 1,500 able-bodied Jews would be spared execution so their slave labour could be exploited; a thousand men were relocated to a fenced-off area within the ghetto and 500 women were temporarily housed in a prison and later moved to a separate nearby ghetto, where they were put to work mending uniforms.

Sexually molested at 12 by a much older man, then relocated to England in her teenage years, Ms. Rhys (born Ella Gwendoline Rees Williams) developed and sustained a lifelong sense of dislocation.

In early 2007 a select group of GB men and women relocated to Denmark, the home of British Handball's centralised training programme, but a shortfall in UK Sport funding in 2009 saw the facility close and players were forced to find professional club contracts on the continent.

I thought to myself, 'I could marry him.' " In the summer of 1957 Ms. Charters drove cross-country intent on pursuing a graduate degree at Columbia University and, she joked, "getting my man," who had relocated to New York City.