Sentence examples similar to relocating the floor from inspiring English sources

For three nights, he slept in a chair at the site, before relocating to the floor of a nearby church.

In 1887, he renovated the Detroit Opera House, increasing the seating capacity to 2,100 and relocating the auditorium to the main floor.

After gorging himself on fruitcake and fortified wine, this slovenly mass of groaning, velvet-ensconsed blubber has relocated to the floor of the Betabrand company store in San Francisco.

Relocating the warmth was not so easy.

– temporarily relocating the trolley park.

Relocating the existing retail store.

CONS: A single-family owner might want to relocate the newly installed ground-floor kitchen to the parlor floor.

Rolls-Royce relocated the two batteries underneath the trunk floor of its Phantom Drophead Coupe model, to make room for more luggage, at the request of Sir Michael Kadoorie, the chairman of Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels.

By engaging in the situation, being the patients' advocates, and consulting the leaders, they were able to relocate the gynecology patients having abortions to another floor.

The newspaper continued to operate from the second floor of the Wirgman Building until 1895, when the Cornwell brothers relocated the Hampshire Review office and printing plant to the first floor of their new brick building on West Main Street.

Hell for Teather: Butler moves in Whichever parliamentary pen-pusher decided to relocate the Labour MP Dawn Butler's Commons office to the same floor as the Liberal Democrat frontbencher Sarah Teather clearly has a sense of humour.