Sentence examples for underground relocation from inspiring English sources
Donald Trump, who attended the ceremony as a youngster, recalls, "not one person recognized him!" The final episode, "The Big Dig," tells a story that is still in process, the underground relocation of Boston's central artery.
The relocation of underground utilities, including water pipes, gas lines, fuel tanks and electrical wires, are to blame for at least six months of delays and more than $130 million in overruns on the perennially postponed project, according to the inspector general of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
The so-called "re-imagining" of the area involves the demolition of the world famous Earls Court exhibition centre, the relocation of London Underground's Lillie Bridge depot and the destruction of 760 homes.
The Earls Court Project, guided by architect Sir Terry Farrell's 2010 masterplan, foresaw the closure and destruction of the Earls Court exhibition centre, the relocation of London Underground's Lillie Bridge maintenance depot and the demolition of 760 homes on two council estates.
It envisages the demolition of London's historic Earls Court exhibition centre, the relocation of a London Underground maintenance depot and the destruction of 760 homes on two adjoining housing estates.
They envisage the destruction of the world famous Earls Court exhibition centre, the relocation of a major London Underground depot, the forced removal of around 2000 people - many of them poor and elderly - from their homes on two estates and the bulldozing of those homes against the wishes of the great majority of those living in them.
The rough edges are a palpable reminder of a hard past, but he attributes a recent sonic softening to his permanent relocation to Los Angeles, where he settled after digging into underground hip-hop and drun b ass in Northern California.
But before we all start packing our bags and signing up for a relocation to Mars, Lineweaver says that this habitable region is most likely underground.
It involves a relocation".
