Sentence examples for relocated again from inspiring English sources

From the Yellow Star houses, Budapest's Jews were then relocated again, to two ghettos, until the arrival of the Soviet army in January 1945.

In 2000, tapping a $9 million infusion of venture capital, Mr. Fasciano tripled his work force and relocated again, this time to still larger office space in Mineola.

In 2012, Bostian relocated again, this time to New York, where he had been accepted for training on the Northeast Corridor.

Fortunately for English cricket, within 18 months Strauss Sr had decided that Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire would be at least as suitable, so Andrew and his three elder sisters relocated again – this time for good.

They set up shop first in Amsterdam, but Britain, by putting diplomatic pressure on the Dutch government, managed to make life difficult for them there, so they relocated again, this time to Paris.

It was a five-hour drive between the two cities, but that was better than the distance between them when Mr. Scheinert relocated again to Washington in 2010, first to get his Master of Laws degree at Georgetown and then to work at the Treasury Department, having earned a position as a policy adviser in the Office of Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes.

Recently, the lab relocated again--this time to a "dilapidated shed for farming equipment," according to his lawyers.

There they would be served breakfast before relocating again to other city shelters.

Make it clear in advance that the franchise will stay just a couple of years before relocating again.

Ms. Quinn: If we ever had to temporarily relocate again, we would break our lease and say sayonara.

In addition, most of the programs do not have any clawback provisions or consequences for firms that relocate but later sputter, go out of business or relocate again.