Sentence examples for relocation a series from inspiring English sources

"Nebraska" captures the same sort of dislocation on a grander scale, overlaying it with relocation — a series of mild or intense shocks arising from Woody's return to his long-abandoned home town in Nebraska, in the company of his son, David (Will Forte), for whom the territory is unfamiliar and the family history unknown and even repressed.

Director general Mark Thompson, who was unveiling the new facilities, said no part of the BBC would be exempt from consideration for relocation despite a series of high- profile refusals by talent and key staff unwilling to make the journey up the M6.

In the first of a series of relocations with his family, Leonard moved to Paris that year and worked for Barclay Records.

7. Staffel then began a series of relocations which eventually took them to the North African theatre of operations.

Thomas had been in the food service industry in Utah previously and ended up living in Portland after a series of relocations with his family.

He had his staff produce a series about factory relocation called "They Came North to Success".

This increase in permanent relocation between countries and cultures introduces a series of significant concerns for the health of both the immigrants and the US public at large.

Recovery in these situations is quite challenging and requires careful planning because moving a critical node indiscriminately may trigger a series of successive cascaded relocations that may prevail across the network.

Most nations, including Turkey, acknowledge that from 1915 to 1923, during the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, nationalistic Turks committed a series of brutal forced relocations of Christian citizens, including Armenians, Assyrians, and Pontic Greeks.

A series of surveys by recruitment and relocation advisers has backed up this point.

The British-born Crisp became a celebrity late in life, as a memoirist, epigrammatist and, after his relocation to New York in the 1970's, an incisive theatrical presence in a series of one-man shows.