Was Il Capo threatened with a one-way walk out to the harbour to take residence with the fishes who swim around the Mermaid statue?
And, let's face it, even before Mr. Recession barged into Manhattan and took residence — with his flat feet, hair shirt and pockets full of lint — the evening hours in this town were in dire need of some energizing funk.
Rainier faced a crisis in 1962, when Charles de Gaulle grew fed up with French citizens' taking residence in Monaco to avoid paying income tax.
On the island in the Others' abandoned Barracks where some of the survivors have taken residence, 815 survivor John Locke Terry O'Quinnn) meets with his faction to discuss the freighter and Ben reveals that Michael is spying for him there.
In 1714 the Whigs came to power, and Edward Wortley Montagu was in 1716 appointed ambassador to Turkey, taking up residence with his wife in Constantinople (now Istanbul).
Sir Rudolf moved to New York in 1949, taking up residence with his wife in a suite at the Essex House on Central Park South.
Frank Williston ended up leaving Marsh's employ and taking up residence with Carlin.
However, by P0, Lhx1 expression is drastically reduced, and at later ages the majority of horizontal cell bodies are found at the scleral border of the IPL, eventually taking up residence with amacrine cells and extending dendrites into the IPL, phenocopying the Lhx1 mutants.
Since her brother was unwilling to take her back in, she took up residence with her godmother and managed to secure a job as a typist in a company under British American Tobacco (S. Zhang 404).
Like many, I'm happy to have bats take up residence with me.
In 1668 Boyle left Oxford and took up residence with his sister Katherine Jones, Vicountess Ranelagh, in her house on Pall Mall in London.
