Sentence examples for relocation's from inspiring English sources

Witness Relocation's winning we'll-try-anything spirit is backed up by genuine theatrical know-how.

Witness Relocation's current show, "Dancing vs. The Rat Experiment," is an hour-long work bursting with ideas, both visual and aural.

"Haggadah (or the Passover Show)," Witness Relocation's new production at La MaMa E.T.C., stands as a noisy rebuke to that too-familiar creature: the interminable family Seder.

A contest involving swigs of whiskey forms one section of Witness Relocation's "I'm Going to Make a Small Incision Behind Your Ear to Check and See if You're Actually Human".

While Witness Relocation's influences are clear — the genre-mixing works of Pina Bausch, Richard Foreman, and the Wooster Group are definitely in evidence — there is plenty of originality here, too, as well as youth, joy, vulgarity, and an ironic distance from the media-saturated world that inspired the show.

Ben Davis at Artnet News is quietly hesitant, warning of the Whitney relocation's role in the art world's "relentless competition for attention".

But it's not the economy that I'm thinking about--it's corporate relocation that's on my mind.

Facing the reality of his country's rapid disappearance, Tong spent his presidency making practical preparations for the relocation Kiribati's 100,000 citizens out of their homeland to ensure that when it truly becomes unlivable they won't become refugees.

To help newcomers adjust quickly, the relocation center's nine employees give advice on transportation, schools and cultural offerings, and help them recognize the nuances of various communities.

Q: When it comes to applying for relocation, what's the process?

We're sitting at his kitchen table drinking coffee as he recalls the relocation effort's early days.