Sentence examples for relocating in the from inspiring English sources

They are said to be relocating in the city of Mosul, Iraq.

The company moved its headquarters to New Jersey in 1973, settling first in Saddle Brook and then relocating in the early 1980's to Rochelle Park.

Johnson attended school and technical college in Trinidad, then won a scholarship to continue studies as a mechanical engineer in Britain, relocating in the 1970s.

This may help buoy the market here despite an economic downtown, realtors said, especially if there is a wave of New Yorkers relocating in the wake of the attack.

Relocating in the Afghan city of Jalalabad, bin Laden released a long document declaring war against the United States, the first document he published that formally endorsed a violent campaign aimed at Western interests.

But borrowers who think they could be relocating in the near future, or need to shore up savings, might want to consider what some regard as the next best thing: an adjustable-rate mortgage that offers several years at a fixed interest rate.

They would be relocated in the morning.

In the Russian Revolution, their collections were nationalized and relocated in the Hermitage Museum in St . Petersburg

(The restaurant, temporarily closed, will relocate in the Goan village of Tiracol next year).

And I have to make sure we get all of our players relocated in the next two months".

The parish president and his aides were trying to persuade displaced New Orleans businesses to relocate in the parish.