Sentence examples for relocating behind from inspiring English sources
This is why there is such a buzz around companies that offer personalization software and hardware, like San Diego-based Aptex; ATG (Art Technology Group of Boston); BroadVision of Redwood City, Calif.; Firefly, which is in the process of relocating behind Bill's iron curtain in Redmond, Wash.; and Wisewire of Pittsburgh, to name a few.
People who are aware of the conditions and can afford to leave tend to relocate, leaving behind people who are unable to leave, and thus the cycle of environmental segregation begins.
Many Israelis who have not been left behind are, like Mr. Alexander, relocating abroad, at least temporarily.
Originally, he says, he placed it in Southern California, but executives from Sony, one of the production companies behind the series, proposed relocating it to take advantage of a subsidy being offered in New Mexico.
Even those who hadn't been relocated encouraged those still behind in Uganda to come to Kenya.
But he understood the economics behind the N.H.L.'s decision to recommend relocating the judges.
Crash engineers introduced several other safety initiatives, including relocating the fuel tank in front of the rear-axle line, instead of behind.
Instead, the report suggests relocating the people of the island -- at a cost of $8 million -- to someplace behind that proposed levee.
Leaving behind the pieces of her broken marriage, she set out on a year-long recovery mission, relocating to New York City's Regency Hotel in January 1982.
"Relocating is stressful.
