Sentence examples for newly relocated from inspiring English sources

The newly relocated Nets, with a reconfigured roster, hope to do so as well.

The newly relocated Grant Gallery, which now occupies a light, airy space in SoHo, has a show of Russian postwar avant-garde artists.

When Liz Drake's best friend, Blake, newly relocated to Vancouver, stops answering her calls, she suffers a series of recurring nightmares in which Blake is drowning.

He took a cab down to Kiehl's, then worked his way back uptown, stopping at various stores, including the newly relocated Rizzoli.

PINK TEA CUP CHICKEN AND WAFFLES Lawrence Page will be in the kitchen at his newly relocated restaurant, with a menu that includes soul food classics.

Ms. Link impatiently pulls abreast, saying, "I have to see who she is". A rookie "relo," she decides, someone newly relocated to Alpharetta and to its traffic.

Today, for new or newly relocating galleries, both commercial and nonprofit, it's industrial warehouses — with plenty of parking — south of the 10 Freeway and east of the L.A. River.

The newly married couple relocated to Geneva, and Collins didn't want to be "a Borat of a mother" who couldn't even understand her own kids, so she decided to learn French at a Swiss language school.

Now, as the newly revamped and relocated ICP opens under her aegis, rumours abound about Media Space's future and London still does not have a big, radically visionary exhibition space devoted to photography.

But as the local fashion crowd milled around on Wednesday night outside the opening of Andreas Murkudis's sprawling concept shop, newly and thrillingly relocated to a remote stretch of Potsdamer Strasse once ruled by drug dealers and prostitutes, there seemed to be only one sentiment on everybody's lips: Goodbye, and good riddance.

A few years back, sad and newly alone, he relocated to Berlin.