Sentence examples for was relocated at from inspiring English sources

Its populace was relocated at New Halfā to the southeast near Kassalā town.

On Sept. 11, 2001, Bruce Menin had a breakfast meeting at the World Trade Center that was relocated at the last minute, without her knowing it.

For his ornamental vases, Wedgwood built a factory called Etruria, to which the manufacture of useful wares was also transferred about 1771 73 (there his descendants carried on the business until 1940, when the factory was relocated at Barlaston, Staffordshire).

"WE had to move for 10 days while they replaced the roof," said Ms. Jones, who was relocated at Mr. Moss's expense to the Hotel on Rivington in the spring, while Ms. Abel took shelter at the Bowery Hotel.

An article on May 26 about the end of the close relationship between show business and Washington misstated the nature of a fund-raising event scheduled for the Playboy mansion in 2000, an event that was relocated at the request of Vice President Al Gore and the Democratic National Committee.

Correction: June 23 , 2002 Sunday An article on May 26 about the end of the close relationship between show business and Washington misstated the nature of a fund-raising event scheduled for the Playboy mansion in 2000, an event that was relocated at the request of Vice President Al Gore and the Democratic National Committee.

About 14,000 palm trees needed to be relocated, at a cost of $300,000.

The islands' two thousand residents are being relocated, at the expense of the Papua New Guinean government, to the slightly higher ground of Bougainville Island, some sixty miles to the southwest.

But, according to court documents, Borja and his wife were relocated, at Chevron's expense, to the U.S., and supplied with a house, a car, a generous monthly stipend, and the services of a top criminal-defense attorney.

"I offered to speak further to Ms. Allen in order to determine if she wished to be relocated at the expense of the district attorney's office," he wrote, adding that she did not accept the offer.

In August 1514 Ismāʿīl was seriously defeated at Chāldirān by his Sunni rival, the Ottoman sultan Selim I. Thereafter, the continuing struggle against the Sunnis the Ottomans in the west and the Uzbeks in the northeast cost the Ṣafavids Kurdistan, Diyarbakır, and Baghdad; the Ṣafavid capital had to be relocated at Eṣfahān temporarily permanently by about the early 17th century.