Sentence examples for relocate over from inspiring English sources
Typically, adults have small home ranges of 418 m in radius, although home ranges may be ephemeral and fish may relocate over a few kilometers (Parker et al. 2007).
They would like to relocate over here because it's so busy over there.
And if we put the brakes on, business will simply abandon Britain and relocate over the channel rather than move north, won't it?
The Bills play one home game each year in Toronto and the fear of the local fan base is that eventually the team may permanently relocate over the border to that wealthier, higher-population neighbor.
Of the around 40% willing to relocate, over 70% noted serious difficulties associated with doing so (Table 4).
Evans has witnessed a "massive" change in the league since he made his debut in 1999 for TNS, who were then based in the mid Wales border village of Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain Llansantffraid-ym-Mechainng Evans' first season at the club and would later become a professional outfit and relocate over the border to Oswestry.
After relocating over 5,000 parents and graduating students to a nearby sports centre, the school received another bomb threat, this time saying, "Several bombs are on campus.
They want to keep freely relocating over the coming years with minimal opposition as they depart.
Fox populations in Sea Girt and at Sandy Hook — where the federal park system monitors 32 nests — were relocated over the past year to protect plovers.
It's almost drowned out, though, by some of the Rave Carriage's finest sounds: Kyla has relocated over here to hook up with The Very Best, Seye and Baaba Maal.
But if the wind changes and the ash cloud relocates over Gatwick, then the friar won't get back in time for the ceremony – and the poison merchant's stuck in Tuscany for some reason, can't get him on his mobile…" So, yes – I freely admit there have been times when I have been short with people under those circumstances and have thought, 'Oops, that was a bit brisk'.
