Sentence examples for relocated into a from inspiring English sources

The center, relocated into a converted four-story school building on Christopher Street last November, complemented a variety of shelters he had organized since the early 1970's.

"This has been a very supportive arts community for a long time," said Jeffrey J. Bentley, executive director of the ballet company, which just relocated into a $32 million building near the center.

The Ion Beam Laboratory of Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) was recently relocated into a brand new building.

These are soon to be relocated into a purpose built Health Care Unit.

In Haïti, the 2010 earthquake resulted in a generous international response, with the Ministry of Public Health and Population its key staff relocated into a tent city rapidly overwhelmed by the demands of coordination.

We describe the improvements that occur when a medical admissions unit is closed and relocated into an emergency department.

"In the short term, hopefully we'll be relocating into a magnificent new-build stadium in Truro and be a strong contender in the Championship and hopefully competing at the top of that Championship in the next few years.

What was once a hotel opened in 1895, the party quickly outgrew this first venue and was forced to relocate into a more traditional club served by the then Annex Wreckroom (now house/techno superbar CODA).

I strongly encourage you all to go there and help support the movement as they relocate into a far more bougie space that is being offered to them across the street.

Pheach's family was relocated into the countryside for a life of peasantry and field work under the scorching sun.

If quiescent yeast cells are allowed to resume growth by replacing the glucose-depleted medium with glucose-rich medium, the PSG rapidly clears and the proteasomes are relocated into the nucleus within a few minutes.