Sentence examples for on relocate from inspiring English sources

Less acceptable perhaps is the appearance of David Essex on Relocate as he turns in a vocal performance that makes Don Cheadle's cockney accent in Ocean's Eleven seem measured and authentic by comparison.

But the voluntary group Clipper Ship City of Adelaide Ltd (CSCOAL) submitted a tender for the job based on relocating it in one piece to form the centrepiece of a new maritime heritage park.

(The development plan hinged, you'll recall, on relocating that basketball team to Brooklyn).

Government officials opted for a wait-and-watch mode, spending $42 million thus far on relocating residents.

The company, based in New York, also agreed to limits on relocating or laying off existing employees.

He'd had his sights set on relocating to San Diego but couldn't afford it.

She says she plans on relocating the store, but its new site remains uncertain.

But the Open had outgrown Forest Hills, and the United States Tennis Association was intent on relocating the tournament to Flushing Meadows.

The report also condemned Europe's "shamefully slow" progress on relocating refugees from Greece to other countries.

To save the lynx, the scientists say, conservationists should focus on relocating them to higher ground where the European rabbit will be less affected by changes in climate.

Now only 250 lynx remain, mostly in Spain, and conservationists have focused on relocating them to more rabbit-rich habitats in the country.