Sentence examples for where it moved from inspiring English sources

The bank made just 13% of its profits in the UK and has already moved the office of the chief executive to Hong Kong, from where it moved its headquarters to the UK almost 20 years ago.

Certainly there is much to admire in "The Pitmen Painters," a popular success in its native land, where it moved from the Live Theater, in Newcastle Upon Tyne, to the National Theater in London, where I saw it two years ago.

PHOTOS: Best in dance for 2012 This year marks the festival's third time at the Laguna Playhouse, where it moved after making its home at the city's Artists Theatre.

It was once the champion of its 9 p.m. Sunday time slot (where it moved, from Fridays, in 1996), but its ratings have been soft since Season 7.

The cyclone caused heavy damage near where it moved ashore and along its path, resulting in ten deaths.

This shape improved its strength in the ice but affected its performance in the open sea, where it moved sluggishly and was inclined to roll most uncomfortably.

The Internal Revenue Service tried to clamp down further, saying that "substantial business activity" means a company must have 25 percent of assets, income and employees in the country where it moves its legal domicile, unless other conditions are met.

I have no quarrel with melodrama; I just prefer it on film, where it moves much more swiftly.

It falls to the lowest point, where it moves through dialyzing fluid, which filters out the wastes.

The Rue des Martyrs is sliced by the bustling and slightly seedy Boulevard de Rochechouart at the Pigalle Métro, where it moves into the 18th.

The central thrust of the picture, where it moves from caricature to character, lies in the transformation of Blair and the Queen.