Sentence examples similar to relocating back home from inspiring English sources

Four years gives US companies dependent on parts or sub-assemblies from overseas operations plenty of time to relocate back home.

In 1998, after relocating back to the US amid a frenzy of publicity and several world-tours, Shmuley's work was featured on Oprah, and his TV show Shalom in the Home premiered on TLC, giving him widespread recognition.

Meanwhile, TechCrunch has learned that Jinn co-founder and COO Leon Herrera departed the startup two months ago and has relocated back to his home country of Spain.

Thirteen days later, the squadron was relocated back to their sixth base, RAF Coleby Grange.

"We are pleased to offer more flexibility to support a smoother transition back home". Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich introduced a motion last week that asked utility officials to provide customers with as much as 30 days to relocate back into their neighborhood.

In 2012 he relocated back to Kenya.

She was relocated back to Portsmouth by January 1946.

The Balkan intermezzo was short and the detachment relocated back to Gela beginning on 8 April.

Then the molecules are dedimerized and dephosphorylated and relocated back to the cytoplasm.

Staff were relocated to another building within the same worksite whilst works were undertaken and then relocated back to the refurbished premises.

Soon, Mr. Gore was closing down shop in Washington and -- mimicking Mr. Bradley's decision to place his headquarters in a nondescript medical-office building in West Orange, N.J. -- relocated his operation back home, in Nashville.