Sentence examples for rehoused at from inspiring English sources

They will either return to their own schools or be rehoused at other nearby high schools on Wednesday and Thursday this week.

Roughly a quarter of those who have caught Ebola are under 18, and about 100 children in Kailahun alone need to be rehoused at any given moment, according to Unicef.

The 100 works on display are a small sample of the 300 oil paintings and 36,000 drawings and watercolours that make up the Turner Bequest, left to the National Gallery in 1856 and rehoused at Tate at the start of the 20th century.

Both Southampton Maritime Museum and Southampton Museum of Archaeology closed permanently in September 2011 to allow their exhibits to be rehoused at SeaCity and Tudor House Museum.

Later King Rama VI had the statues removed and rehoused at the Prasat Phra Thep Bidorn in the Temple of the Emerald Buddha compound, where they would be more assessable to the public.

The council refuse to rehouse us at first, so we live next door with our neighbour Chris and her children.

Following the eviction, the families awaiting resettlement were temporarily rehoused in metal containers at four sites in the captial.

The construction of this great covered market has involved the clearance of acres of slum streets whose inhabitants have been rehoused in new blocks off the Whitechapel Road and at Stepney facing the river.

But the number of Syrians who can be rehoused in Europe from Turkey has been capped at 72,000, far short of the 108,000 a year recommended by international aid agencies, if the EU is to do its fair share.

Then his department was rehoused, in a bizarre money-saving manoeuvre, in rooms at Wolves' stadium, Molineux.

They were rehoused in a council property, but remain so upset at the experience they are unable to even walk past their former home.