Sentence examples for relocated the new from inspiring English sources

Shortly thereafter, with Chicago having pulled out of New Brunswick in favour of affiliating with the Springfield Indians on their own, the Leafs relocated the New Brunswick Hawks to St . Catharines Ontario to establish the St . Catharines Saintsas their farm team.

Finally in his statement Michael said the council's plans to relocate the new school on the site would "steal" the Eastern Leisure Centre from them.

By relocating the new piers 300 m away, it is estimated that the Star Ferry could lose perhaps 13 percent or more of passengers due to its inconvenience.

Smith wrote on the bar's website that "if we're very, very busy for the remainder, it's possible that we'll have the funds to relocate!" The new sign has certainly gotten people's attention.

After 1775, when the city's criminals were relocated, the debtors had the New Gaol, such as it was, to themselves.

It relocated to the new space in April.

It will be relocated to the new national football museum in Manchester's Urbis this year.

That building also lost the accounting firm  Deloitte & Touche, which relocated to the new Wells Fargo Center.

Well, there is and it is soon to be relocated to the new National Football Museum in Manchester.

The O'Neal-led Miami Heat was relocated to the new Southeast Division from the Atlantic.

People from four of those bureaus — San Francisco, Miami, Atlanta and Chicago — will be relocated to the new cities.