Sentence examples similar to big wave of emigration from inspiring English sources
As few British commentators seem to be aware, the biggest wave of emigration from Bulgaria took place in the 1990s, before the country joined the EU.
Even before the big wave of political emigration drained the country of talent in 1933, German Communist Agitprop practices had transformed the interwar photographic and illustrated press of France.
In Yonkers, men hunched over pints of beer in half-empty pubs say there are far fewer people arriving now than during the last big wave of Irish emigration, in the 1980s.
"You can have a big-wave result," Mr. Cook said, "without a big wave of voters".
Another: the big wave of immigration that began around 1970.
The war itself created the opportunity for a large "second wave" of emigration, thus feeding émigré literature.
The first great wave of Irish emigration to the "new world" was caused by the great Irish potato famine (1845-1852).
There was a wave of emigration after the Nazi takeover in the 1930s, and it was reported that emigrants above this age no longer mastered the language of their country of refuge.
