Sentence examples for which later moved from inspiring English sources

The collector Virginia Dwan had a remarkable gallery in LA, which later moved to New York.

And my passion was confirmed by Jonathan Kent's Chichester production in 2011, which later moved into the West End.

His theatrical career blossomed when he played Laertes in the 1995 RSC London production of Hamlet (with Ralph Fiennes in the title role), which later moved to Broadway.

It also showed its first children's show, Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock, which later moved to the specialist channel, HBO Family, as the broadcaster diversified.

During Mr. Wilson's tenure, the theater also produced the acclaimed three-part, nine-hour production of Horton Foote's "Orphans' Home Cycle," which later moved off Broadway.

Michael Kahn, who directed the Stratford production (which later moved to Broadway), said the hokey words in the original made Williams's intentions clear.

Buruli ulcer usually starts as a single painless subcutaneous nodule or papule, which later moves to form an ulcer with undermined edges (30 ).

Sixteen were listed as seconds, including Mouton-Rothschild, which was later moved up to First Growth.

It has not ruled out the use of major ground units, the mistake President Clinton made early in the Kosovo conflict and which he later moved to reverse.

Faced with the loss of pretty much everything a person can hold dear, Ali wasn't afraid, which years later moved his friend Bill Russell to say: "Ali was one of the first truly free people in America".

"God of our fathers, you chose Abraham and his descendants to bring your name to the nations," said the note in English, which was later moved to the Holocaust museum to be preserved.