Sentence examples for that has transferred from inspiring English sources

That is partly because of fear of litigation, and partly because of the vast consolidation that has transferred ownership of many wineries from family founders to corporate conglomerates.

Dalí: Painting and Film – an exhibition that has transferred from Tate Modern to New York's Museum of Modern Art, where it runs to September 15 – is not a wholly convincing show.

From dusty beginnings, Prebble has constructed perhaps the best new play of 2009 – one that has transferred from the Minerva in Chichester to the Royal Court and is now playing in the West End.

THL's Scott Sperling had contended that the $2.6 billion mark-to-market loss that the banks claim they would bear is essentially value that has transferred to Bain and THL.

Max Stafford-Clark directed the world premiere of the play during his tenure as artistic director of the Royal Court, returning to it in 1991 and again just now in a fine Chichester Festival production that has transferred to the Trafalgar Studios 1; the engagement finishes Oct. 29.

The council has written to everyone who uses a service that has transferred to the new company to explain how the change will affect them.

He was following a series of illustrious productions that had transferred from Cambridge to the West End.

"But look at all the plays for the stage that have transferred to TV," Mr. Egoyan argued.

Artists can do this by officially "terminating" the agreements that had transferred the work to other parties.

The proposed transfers would represent a major acceleration of Pentagon efforts that have transferred 65 prisoners from Guantánamo to foreign countries.

He also noted new functions that have transferred to the council, including public health and social care, while central government funding has dropped.