Sentence examples for when they relocated from inspiring English sources

MK Dons retained Wimbledon's "Dons" nickname when they relocated to Milton Keynes, 50 miles away.

When they relocated in July 2006, she said, it was a "cold move" for her, and culture shock.

Saunders had faith in Tibbs on Saturday night and, more importantly, during the nine weeks when they relocated to the MGM gym in Marbella to prepare.

In 1965, he brought Dallas and Fort Worth officials together to help build a minor league stadium that was later expanded to accommodate the Senators when they relocated.

The team was called the Highlanders, a name they kept until 1913, when they relocated across town to the Polo Grounds as tenants of the Giants.

The Grizzlies have the potential to bring Memphis the same kind of initial charm the Kansas City Kings brought Sacramento when they relocated in 1985.

When they relocate, they need to be assured that credits from one institution will be accepted elsewhere.

A family of cityfolk suffer a hostile reception from locals when they relocate to an isolated old house deep in an ancient Irish forest.

And Europe-bound repositioning cruises — one-way sailings that cruise lines sell at deep discounts when they relocate ships from, say, the Caribbean in the winter to Europe in the spring — are particularly good bargains.

Many executives are given housing allowances, or "contributions," as they are more frequently called these days, which means the company will pick up part of the rent when they relocate.

But if he has yet to determine what makes schoolteachers, bank tellers, rocket scientists and other good citizens go bad when they relocate to the citrus state, he has grown more manic in his zeal to satirize their outlandish behavior.