Sentence examples for and resettle in a from inspiring English sources

The Zionist idea that millions of European Jews would adopt a new language, uproot themselves en masse, and resettle in a Middle Eastern desert amid people about whom they knew nothing was far less realistic.

Their ability to escape and resettle in a safer environment is often a matter of life or death.

A new generation of Bosnian Muslims were in town; and, they were trying to learn English and resettle in a new land.

Here were a group of women who had been forced to abandon their home and resettle in a strange place during their twilight years, who've been largely ignored by the church they've devoted themselves to, whose way of life is fading into nothingness would it be so strange for them to wonder if God has decided to persecute them?

Like Zahra, Basi's family fled Sinjar and resettled in an unfinished concrete building in Siji.

He was born in a refugee camp in Thailand and resettled in the United States when he was a child.

First, in 1992 Volcano Lover, the fictionalised account of the triangular relationship between Lord Hamilton, his wife Emma and her lover, Horatio Nelson, and then, in 2000, In America, the tale of a Polish actress who gives up her career and resettles in California hoping to set up a commune, for which Sontag won a National Book Award.

And so, years later, grown, I bought a one-way ticket to Lahore, my mother, who had separated from my father and resettled in New York, waving me into a cab that whipped me out over New York's great nighttime bridges to J.F.K. My father, a stoic with the manner and the rationality of Aurelius, was living out a life of virtue in Lahore after years of government service.

A deal was done, Rudolph renounced his US citizenship and resettled in West Germany in 1983.

(He and his family eventually reunited and resettled in Beijing).

Some of the study participants had left IDP camps and resettled in their original villages.