Sentence examples for was relocated across from inspiring English sources

But, in 1995, the post office was declared a historical site and the entire letter-writing squad, including Mr. Sawant and four assistants, was relocated across the street to where they are now, at the base of a gnarled tree, under a tarpaulin mat that shields them from the ceaselessly defecating pigeons that flutter among the branches.

The bar has been relocated across the ground-floor room, and a communal table and other seating for large groups have been added to the second floor, where the fireplace still works.

Since the building was closed for renovation, former occupants of Hendrie Hall — including the Yale Opera, the Yale Philharmonia library, the Yale Glee Club and the Yale Symphony Orchestra — have been relocated across the University in spaces ranging from the Sterling Divinity Quadrangle to 320 Temple St.

There has been some symbolic progress – he helped to convince EU members to agree to a relocation programme for migrants and refugees – but in practice only a small fraction have been relocated across the EU.

By 1929, approximately 100,000 city children had been relocated across the country, often with no sense of where they would be going, in what became known as the Orphan Train movement and was the precursor to the American foster care system.

I think, for example, of the poor and jobless Shanghainese parents in the old garment district who told me of their eagerness to be relocated across the river to Pudong, where the environment would be better, in part they said, because there would be fewer of the "wai di" people, whom they dismissed as having "no culture".

FEMA had announced that, in conjunction with Greyhound, the National Guard, and Houston Metro, the 25,000 people at the Superdome would be relocated across state lines to the Houston Astrodome.

An estimated 218,000 people were planned to be relocated across Vietnam: 68,000 in Quảng Nam, 60,000 in Quảng Trị, 50,000 in Thừa Thiên–Huế, and 40,000 in Quảng Bình.

After the fifteenth century, moriscos were relocated across Spain on occasion, and, finally, during 1609 1616, over 200,000 were expelled, mostly from Valencia.

Dmitri D'Alessandro, 33, who owns Middletown Framing, is relocating across the street to a former jewelry store.

Not far behind is the DTCC itself, which is relocating across the Hudson River to Jersey City.Paper securities may be a throwback to an earlier age, but the evolution of trading into a fully electronic system still has a way to go.