Sentence examples for they were relocating from inspiring English sources

"They were relocating, so I said, O.K., here we go.

I live in Chorlton, a suburb of Manchester - it's where the BBC staff were encouraged to move to when they were relocating to MediaCity.

News networks announced they were relocating some of their crews: CNN said it was sending star anchor Anderson Cooper to New Orleans, and Fox News said it would send Shepherd Smith there, too.

He was going for what he referred to meaningfully as the Third Annual European Kitesurfing Championships; they were relocating there, he said, because of the reliability of Tarifa's winds.

They said they were relocating clubs and classes to nearby facilities.

They were relocated to an even more desolate area, where some died of cold and hunger.

They were relocated to Palestine, married and eventually had four children and 12 grandchildren.

The sport took off among community members when they were relocated to Manaus.

In the late 1800s they were relocated to Fort Belknap Reservation in northern Montana, which they shared with the Assiniboin.

They were relocated to a different spot within their territory and released when they awoke, together with a control group of undrugged bees.

Nothing fundamental about them – or their situations – would be different if they were relocated to England, Wales, Ireland (north or south), or some other European country.