Sentence examples for relocated this from inspiring English sources

So in 1981 he relocated, this time to Austin, Tex., to teach.

Ware's move to Bath Academy of Art in the mid-60s relocated this sense of energy and purpose.

Mr. Mishra, who relocated this fall to Raleigh with his wife, Renuka Adhikari, 24, is already planning another leap, to Charlotte, N.C.

The team continued to struggle, and in 1982 the franchise was again relocated, this time to New Jersey, and renamed the Devils.

Seven galleries in Cork Street relocated this month to make way for a redevelopment; five more may follow later this year.Yet the rise of the fairs means galleries no longer require prime real estate, thinks Sarah Monk of the London Art Fair.

Whereas most of the spontaneous memorials that appeared in the real New York were swiftly removed or relocated, this one has remained intact, and the T-shirts, in contrast to the casino's pristine exterior, have been faded by harsh sunlight and washed by infrequent rain.

"I can't relocate this business.

They wrote to him on Aug. 24 to "strongly question the idea of relocating this facility from Plum Island, and question the underlying assumptions that have led your officials to believe this would make fiscal or policy sense".

The French Ministry of Culture wants to relocate this laboratory, as well as the Louvre's storerooms, to a site about 50km (30 miles) outside Paris in a new facility to be built in Cergy-Pontoise.

"Both in terms of space and in terms of the number of people relocating, this represents a seminal point in the redevelopment and revival of downtown after 9/11," the mayor said.

Relocating this formula to a cinema where song and dance is the rule and not the exception allows d'Souza to slip freely between set-pieces without recourse to his predecessors' straining narrative contrivance.