Sentence examples for big migration from inspiring English sources

At the time everybody in New York was making the big migration to the Hamptons.

But France has changed, as the big migration across the Channel suggests.

And before the big migration into cities, farmers were a mainstay of consumption.

While Sheedy moved to Perth from the east in 2010, Perth sees a big migration of its young artists to Sydney and Melbourne.

For consumers, the next big migration of digital technology is beyond the personal computer to music players, cameras and television sets.

In the second place, as Romanian and Bulgarians ministers keep explaining, the big migration of their citizens took place in 2007, when they joined the EU.

In the past Vojvodina has seen devastating wars and big migrations that have made it one of the most ethnically mixed places in the Balkans.

Stela Graciani, professor of community studies at Sao Paulo's Catholic University, says Brazil's cities have had many street-dwellers, adults as well as children, since the start of the big migrations from the countryside in the 1930s.

The low rate of migration from Unix to Linux is not particularly surprising: I'd wager that many organizations have already made big migrations for old Unix systems to Linux replacements, so what's left is the really funky proprietary systems that are not easily migrated.

Since 2004, we have witnessed the biggest migration in Europe outside wartime.

But the genre's biggest migration has been to TinyLetter, an e-mail newsletter platform.