Sentence examples similar to relocated matter from inspiring English sources
"We were told if we put man-made bunkers up and left the sticks for their nests by the bunkers they would relocate in a matter of days, but they actually didn't," said Kevin Murray, parks manager.
California had absolutely no interest in this matter until Stultz relocated to California, terminated his employment with Medtronic, and began employment with Advanced Bionics Corporation, a Delaware corporation with headquarters in California.
Quinton White was one of the first students to be relocated without a say in the matter.
Whether DSBs are relocated in close proximity after their induction is still a matter of debate.
Caf said earlier this week that several countries had applied to stage the relocated event, and that a decision would be made in a matter of days.
Delivering fuel directly to the combustion chamber -- the way diesels have done it since Robert Bosch perfected a suitable high-pressure pump 77 years ago -- has implications for a gasoline engine that go beyond a simple matter of relocating the fuel-delivery components.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are widely distributed and relocated in the environment as a result of the incomplete combustion of organic matter.
It didn't matter: after spending his twenties bouncing from job to job in factory towns, and having his family relocated for a major dam project, he felt limited trauma at being expelled from the World of Warcraft community.
Kennedy relocated to Florida for the winter, continuing his treatments, sailing a lot, and staying in touch with legislative matters via telephone.
As media attention and public debate moved on to more topical matters, most defaced statues were quietly cleaned up or repaired; very few have been removed or relocated.
