Sentence examples for relocating you from inspiring English sources

"We want to fix the prob for longer term apartment rental first of all, but when you are relocating you need more services, too," Figge said.

If you're thinking about relocating, you picked the right time!

Once you know you are going to be relocating, you can start packing the items you know you would prefer to keep but don't use often.

Many of these boards are nationwide, so no matter where you live, or if you're thinking of relocating, you can search for jobs in your area.

Be aware of local laws and clauses such as a relocation clause (which allows the landlord to relocate you to another space within the same building).

While many language schools in Mexico and other Latin American countries offer Spanish immersion programs, finding one that will relocate you for a year is an ambitious project.

"Unfortunately due to a late decision to film the show for a DVD release, we have had to relocate you from your original seat," promoters explained.

While we take every precaution to relocate you to a part of the country where someone is least likely to recognize and murder you, we can't take any chances.

Whether you're looking to learn Spanish to make new friends on your holiday in Madrid, learn French to get the promotion that would relocate you to Paris, or learn Italian to finally understand your Italian cousin's jokes, be sure you find a method that is fun, effective, and fits into your lifestyle.

The farmers who own the private campsites and our own official one - Silverstone Woodlands - are saying; 'We can't take any more, we're going to relocate you.'.

Flight attendants will relocate you if there's another seat in your class of service.