Sentence examples for sweet relocation from inspiring English sources

Then there's Stush's UK garage-morphs-into-grime tune 'Dollar Sign', Blak Twang, pictured above, keeping it really real on 'Red Letters' by talking about not being able to pay his bills instead of the usual conservative gangsterisms, and Estelle and Joni Rewind's sweet relocation of Althea and Donna's 'Uptown Top Ranking' from Kingston to London's West Kensington.

My sweet, sweet, sweetness.

Kroenke, who called the move "bitter sweet", and the Rams will have to pay a £311m ($550m) relocation fee, while NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the relocation a "painful process".

And the reasons why are as much about money as they are about concerns for the poor – the Australian Civilian Corps staff are on about $130,000 per year, and when you add the allowance for living in hazardous environments, relocation allowances, holidays, and indexation it becomes a pretty sweet deal.

"Relocation is the last option.

It involves a relocation".

Local terms, no relocation".

But some relocation is likely.

He had other projects to tend to: the relocation and expansion of Momofuku Noodle Bar; the openings of Momofuku Ko and, just weeks ago, Momofuku Bakery and Milk Bar, an annex of Ssam with a major sweet tooth.

Relocation is the main campaign issue.

Relocation due to changing family circumstance;         i.