Sentence examples for relocated as a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sommer, who was born in a displaced-persons camp outside Munich and was relocated as a baby to what was then Palestine, jumped on the idea.

Schools closed for weeks on end, forcing parents to enroll their children elsewhere; many families ultimately relocated as a result, according to residents, brokers, and community leaders.

On Sunday mayor Michael Bloomberg said as many as 40,000 New Yorkers might need to be relocated, as a winter storm expected to hit the East Coast on Wednesday threatens to further compound the suffering of Sandy's victims.

Released from prison four years ago, the unidentified offender was living with his 80-year-old mother, who was a foster parent, but was relocated as a precaution after the corrections officials reviewed the state audit, Mr. Hinkle said.

If you go to Philadelphia today, you can see the statue of Sylvester Stallone at the foot of the Art Museum steps, where it has temporarily been relocated as a fundraising gimmick.

Like the wolves released in Yellowstone National Park and these same Bitterroots in 1995 and 1996, the grizzlies will be relocated as a "nonessential experimental population" under the Endangered Species Act.

The statue will be relocated as soon as possible to an elementary school that Mr. Obama attended during the four years he spent here, the governor of Jakarta, Fauzi Bowo, told reporters.

Here, θ>0 determines how extreme an observation must be to be relocated, as well as the replacement value.

The program, implemented in 2006, has relocated as many as two million people.

Near the brow of this bare hill, where so many young men died, there are four German graves, recently relocated as an act of reconciliation.

Mr. Gemba was vague on where the Marines would go under the renegotiated agreement, besides saying that a large number of them would relocate as originally planned to Guam, an American territory in the western Pacific Ocean.