Sentence examples for time relocating from inspiring English sources
Families with two earners will have a harder time relocating when one gets a new job offer.
To accommodate these generously scaled paintings, the Met is for the first time relocating part of the mezzanine galleries' permanent collection to another viewing space.
(I've heard that crystallographers and primate studies people have a hard time relocating).
II./JG 141 changed its designation to I./Zerstörergeschwader 76 (I./ZG 76) on 1 May 1939 at the same time relocating to an airfield at Olmütz, Czechoslovakia.
In a society in which we change jobs all the time, relocate, add and subtract friends at the click of a mouse, why lock in godparents when our children are still excreting meconium?
A quarter of employers had received requests for alternate work arrangements, such as changed starting times, relocated car parking or a change in phone number to improve victims' safety.
In so doing, local resource control was significantly restricted and pastoralist and agricultural groups were disenfranchised or at times relocated into reserves.
Rafael Santamarta could have moved back to Spain at least three time since relocating to Germany when the crisis broke in 2008, but has chosen not to.
The team had a breakthrough season in 2014 15, winning a franchise-record 60 games and advancing to the Eastern Conference finals (where the Hawks lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers) for the first time since relocating to Atlanta.
If you give yourself enough time before relocating, you can take some of the pressure off by planning far in advance.
Ming Chinese officials often made recompense with Mongol subordinates for military merits while at the same time strategically relocating their troops and families away from the capital.
