This second influx of ships caused Mansilla and his soldiers to withdraw in chaos, abandoning their artillery, believing that the allies were intending to land and attack their positions from the rear.
The second influx of Jews to the island came in the 1950s, when thousands of Cuban Jews (most of Eastern-European descent) fled after Fidel Castro came to power, the majority immigrating to Miami, Florida, with a sizable portion choosing to establish and integrate themselves on the neighboring island because of the cultural, linguistic, racial, and historic similarities shared by both islands.
Same as it probably was a century ago when the first influx of campers were assigned to Company A or Company B, commencing a summer of competition in sports, marching, housekeeping — everything.
The Weymouth public welcomed the first influx of troops with a huge strawberry and cream tea.
My view on this is that, firstly, it has been a short time since we observed the first influx of foreign-educated personnel in the early 2000s.
The Llao Llao Hotel, built in the 1930s during Bariloche's first influx of tourists, is about a half mile away.
The only thing that is certain is that the tree represents a connection between the Gaza of distant history – almost invisible these days, a Gaza of fast fading memory, when it was a place of villages and fields before the first influx of refugees in 1948 – and the overcrowded, war-battered and besieged city of the present.
When I asked Biz Stone, a co-founder of Twitter, whether this was Twitter's first influx of revenue, he said no. Between the cut Twitter gets from Federated Media and the interest it earns off the money in the bank, he said, "Twitter does not have meaningful revenue".
The system coped with the first influx of renewable energy, says Rainer Baake, who heads a lobby group called Agora Energiewende.
