Sentence examples for which has been relocated from inspiring English sources

2. Reconstruction of Alexander Hamilton's house (which has been relocated twice): whiff of sawdust.

Tressel also listens to Clarett in the privacy of his office, which has been relocated next to the locker room for easier access.

At the Showtime panel at the Television Critics Association (TCAs) briefings in Pasadena, Showtime president David Nevins spoke about the new direction of the show – which has been relocated to Berlin – and how he hopes it will resonate with viewers.

Still, ABC led the night over all, as "Men in Trees" (11.9 million), which has been relocated to Thursdays, fared better than recent episodes of the 10 p.m. time slot's last occupant, "Six Degrees".

The most drastic change is the new centrality of Art Positions, a section of the fair dedicated to emerging galleries, which has been relocated from a nearby beach to a ring in the middle of the exhibition hall.

"I have not heard the song," said Mr. Brown, sitting in the office of his Savage Brown Yachts company, across the street from the new Seabreeze, now Nick's Seabreeze, which has been relocated to a strip mall storefront where breezes from the sea seldom if ever stir.

(Ms. Nerber, now 85, still holds these bi-weekly summer affairs, which have been relocated on a smaller scale to the backyard of her home).

She went on to study sociology at Bedford College, London, which had been relocated to Cambridge during the second world war, before plucking up the confidence to knock on the door of the Shell Film Unit.

If nothing else, White will provide a boost of star power to the Skateboard Vert events, which have been relocated from the Home Depot Center, a second-tier sports arena in Carson and home to Major League Soccer teams, to the Nokia Theater downtown, a venue for live entertainment for performers ranging from Neil Young to Justin Bieber.

ʿAḍud al-Dawlah pursued peace negotiations with Byzantium, perhaps to free himself for his cherished project of an Egyptian campaign against the rival caliphate of the Shīʿite Fāṭimids, established in North Africa in 909, which had been relocated in Egypt in 969.

Under the title "Paris, Capital of the 19th Century" he wrote a résumé of the material, which he offered to Adorno (he was by then receiving a stipend from, and was thus in some measure beholden to, the Institute for Social Research, which had been relocated by Adorno and Horkheimer from Frankfurt to New York).