Sentence examples for relocated quickly from inspiring English sources

Teams have relocated quickly in the past.

Lehman relocated quickly to office space in Jersey City that is usually occupied by its operations and technology staff, and took up new quarters as well in an undisclosed location in Midtown, said William J. Ahearn, a company spokesman.

Because it's so difficult for people to get to work without cars, it becomes very difficult for companies to relocate quickly out here.

"There are certain circumstances where it might be worth suffering a small loss on your existing home – to land the home of your dreams, for example, if you're struggling to sell or if you need to relocate quickly for a new job or the start of the school term," he says.

Yet most of the relocated otters quickly swam away from San Nicolas and roamed where they chose, including the otter-free zone south of Point Conception.

"Overall, the member states have not relocated as quickly as we would have expected.

Additionally, if the speed of protein recovery after bleaching increases in a particular mutant, we infer that binding is not as strong as 'wild-type' and the protein can therefore relocate more quickly.

(He quickly relocated the discussions elsewhere).

(Just before the Wall went up, the Karl May Verlag, which had been in Radebeul, quickly relocated to Bamberg, in the West).

Less than a month later, when an earthquake hit New Zealand, Cornell University quickly relocated students whose heavily damaged campus there had suspended classes.

This edition sees Ryan Elliott headline, demonstrating the skills that he's honed in Berlin, to where he relocated in 2009, quickly becoming a favourite at Panorama Bar.