Sentence examples for We emigrated from inspiring English sources

We emigrated in disgust last year.

"We emigrated, Rostropovich with a cello and our Newfoundland dog Kuzya, and I with two suitcases and two children".

We emigrated from the Soviet Union to Vienna when I was three years old, so, as you can imagine, we came to Vienna with £200 and absolutely nothing else.

I trusted my parents but I also liked my teachers, and I lived in a state of constant cognitive dissonance until we emigrated when I was 14.

When we emigrated with our family to the US in the late 1970s, the show was on re-runs on a Chicago TV station and I watched it then.

With their longitudes crossing latitudes at precise ninety-degree angles, with the topographical yellows of the African veldt and the pale caviar grays of the Caspian Sea, maps returned to my asthmatic lungs small, necessary gusts of breath; they helped make sense of the world spinning relentlessly beneath our feet as we emigrated from one superpower to the other.

Jean recalls: "He said: 'It will be financial suicide if we emigrate.' I remember him saying that.

"But when we emigrate, we're treated like trash," she said.

When we emigrate from one place to another country, we are sacrificing our past and our future.

We have emigrated to these outlying territories seeking religious freedoms, cultural freedoms, and personal freedoms alike.

"We were emigrating to Australia," she says, "and we stopped off in Bali".