Sentence examples for relocated it from from inspiring English sources

I called my version of Von Horvath's play The Funfair and relocated it from the Munich Oktoberfest to a Platt Fields or Heaton Park travelling fairground.

Simon Stone has taken Lorca's 1934 tragedy about the terrible pain of childlessness and relocated it from rural Spain to contemporary London.

Chipman's Jets are an N.H.L. success story, having become very profitable after Chipman and David Thomson, the chairman of Thomason Reuters, bought the club and relocated it from Atlanta in 2011.

"In the book Kat meets Phil and they begin their puppy love affair dancing to Journey, or something terrible like that, but in the movie I relocated it from a high school dance to a goth club and had Siouxsie and the Banshees playing.

A coyote that is trapped must be euthanized because relocating it from its natural habitat could spread diseases to other wildlife and would simply move the problem elsewhere, experts say.

How it is framed is crucial, and Robert Icke's sold-out revival for the Almeida retains its pugnacious efficacy by relocating it from the theatre to a five-star hotel.

The United States opened its embassy in Jerusalem on May 14, relocating it from Tel Aviv — a move that reversed decades of United States policy, delighted Israel and infuriated Palestinians.

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Saudi authorities have raised the profile of the King Abdulaziz camel festival by relocating it from the desert to the outskirts of the capital, Riyadh.

In the longer term I want to adapt Algernon Blackwood's 1907 ghost novella "The Willows" for screen, relocating it from the willow deltas of the Danube to the Phragmites reed forests of the East Anglian fens.

He initially won space there in a contest five years ago, which prompted him to relocate it from New York.