Sentence examples for Migrate from inspiring English sources

Broadly this confirms what you might guess: the poor often aspire to improve their lot by migrating, but cannot; those better off can mostly migrate if they fancy it.

This gives them the option not to migrate and ensures that the traditions they're preserving endure".

Rising temperatures leading to greater water scarcity, sea level rises and extreme weather events may exacerbate tensions over natural resources and cause large numbers of people to become "climate refugees" as they migrate across borders.

Then migrate to the restaurant proper for a feast of unfussy regional dishes such as pizza diavolo with salami and chilli or maccheroni al' ragu made with suckling lamb shoulder.

Start with Harriette Arnow's The Dollmaker, the 1954 bestseller which follows a Kentucky family as they migrate north for wartime jobs and settle in the factory housing of "Flint's Motor Company".

Sahlee's family settled in Yarmouk, Syria, but they were forced to migrate once again after the outbreak of the Syrian civil war.

Others migrate in search of work to subsidise this ever more unstable existence.

But now we have far fewer young people taking on this work because lots of the young people prefer to migrate to the cities or the US".

But the British authorities are so concerned that this young collective will want to migrate to the UK that their visa application has been refused.

The widely spaced eyes of the tadpoles migrate to the top of the head, the mouth and internal organs change shape, lungs form, gills diminish and the wide-finned tail is absorbed after legs grow".

The Ukip leader also said his predictions for how many Romanians and Bulgarians would migrate to Britain would prove to be correct.