Sentence examples for town relocated from inspiring English sources
At the end of the 3rd century the town relocated within high defensive walls astride Watling Street.
These additional outbreaks of disease and a series of floods caused Bienville to order the town relocated several miles downriver to its present location at the confluence of the Mobile River and Mobile Bay in 1711.
The IDPs who had settled in the centre of town were relocated to a camp on the outskirts of town, since the situation had become unbearable for the host population and also for the IDPs.
The couple live with their young son in a Modernist stone-and-glass house in Bentonville, Ark., a town they relocated to when Bacigalupi became the director of the Crystal Bridges Museum.
During his reign, many Byzantine towns were relocated on hills and other easily defendable places to face invasions.
It is already difficult for LGBT homeless people who do not feel safe in their family home or home town to relocate.
The company, Chinalco, which is owned by the Chinese government, built the new town to relocate more than 5,000 people living in nearby Morococha, a century-old mining village.
It is probably unrealistic to expect someone with many years experience, based in a larger town, to relocate to a rural eye unit following training.
The town site was relocated and named Eugene City in 1853.
The area has a home for retirees, as well as a prison; the town has also relocated most of its offices there.
Under the terms of the deal, the 5,500 remaining civilians in the town, will be relocated to other suburbs of Damascus and rural villages.
