Sentence examples for whose relocation from inspiring English sources

Supporters cited the example of a church whose relocation had been blocked by a local zoning ordinance.

In the Western Conference finals, Dallas faced Oklahoma City, a team whose relocation from Seattle he had tried to prevent.

It was Blanche who brought Gide, Camus, Sartre, and de Beauvoir into the fold, as well as Mann, whose relocation to America she helped arrange.

Reliably throws the best parties in Basel and Miami Respected Cologne dealer whose relocation to Berlin in 2008 solidified the scruffy German capital's commercial bona fides.

(Genzlinger) 'Dream House' (PG-13, 1 32) Jim Sheridan's crackpot thriller follows a Manhattan couple (Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz) whose relocation to New England is, shall we say, troubled.

CM Be Near Me by Andrew O'Hagan (Faber, £7.99) David Anderton is a 55-year-old Oxford-educated English priest whose relocation to a small Scottish parish riddled with sectarianism and lassitude is viewed with suspicion by the locals.

Not that the Nuggets are inclined to consult their superstar forward, Anthony, whose first relocation choice is the Knicks.

But there are plenty of detractors, including the political opposition, environmental groups and Mr. Roh, whose capital relocation plan Mr. Lee opposed when he was the mayor of Seoul.

Ditto the ambiguous legacy of Andrew Jackson, the American president whose enforced relocation of the Indians is viewed by many as a major blot on the nation's moral escutcheon.

It is this bar, the Drukarnia, wantonly tatty and bohemian, whose recent relocation from the nightlife nexus of Kazimierz seals Podgorze's status as the new place to be.

He recognizes that Vila Autodromo families got decent treatment compared with many others whose forced relocation didn't receive the Olympic spotlight.