relocate

IPA: riɫˈoʊkeɪt

Examples of "relocate" in Sentences

April 2009: Both titles relocate from Canary Wharf to the
Some were willing to relocate from the other end of the country.
"We would have to relocate, which is not really viable," she said.
Heck, let’s even let the ones who win relocate there, since it’s so much safer.
Spooky's mom sent us a link to an adorable photo she'd taken of a four-foot-long Northern Black Racer (Coluber constrictor constrictor) she'd had to relocate from the strawberry patch.
And the Second Avenue Deli always made money hand over fist, so if this new rent really wrankled him, why not suffer under it for a while until you find a place to relocate, which is what he has said he plans to do?
The traditional method for a homeowner to relocate is to put their house on the market, receive an offer, sell their home to someone else who gets a new mortgage, move and buy another home with a new mortgage of their own.