Sentence examples for relocating around from inspiring English sources

As her son Kristopher has moved through Florida's prison system; so has Pena, relocating around the state to stay close to him.

Celtic say they will also be relocating around 250 season-ticket holders in Section 111 to other areas within the stadium, or offering refunds covering the remainder of the season to those who do not wish to be relocated.

As the family relocated around the country, she designed and oversaw the construction of five of her family's homes.

No simple structure, this skyscraper will rise directly over the outbound PATH tracks and over utility lines that must be relocated around the tower's column footings.

Relocated around 1930 from their old store at Third Avenue and 58th Street, it was a big, bulbous thing, much more robust than the usual two-faced clock, something like the difference between a s'more and a vanilla wafer.

So, they move on the grasslands with their herds, or so called 'living by the grass.' Within the nomad economy, there is, of course, a certain regularity of movement with their herds; however, in general nomads cannot settle for too long in one place, and must relocate around the grasslands seasonally.

During the 1920s, the Hubbards repeatedly relocated around the United States and overseas.

The State Road was relocated around Deep Creek Lake and the first Deep Creek Bridge was built in 1924.

The stretch from Keyser's Ridge to Accident was relocated around 1950.

M-42 was replaced by M-37 in 1940, and US 131 was relocated around the same time north from Walton Junction along a new alignment to Fife Lake.

The state highway west of Federalsburg was widened around 1958 and extended west fully into Dorchester County to its present terminus when MD 331 and MD 16 were relocated around Ellwood in 1960.