Sentence examples for diaspora from from inspiring English sources

That's before you've even got to the music reaching the diaspora from Nigeria itself.

A new diaspora, from the Dominican Republic, settled on the east side of Broadway.

Research and create an infographic to represent the Palestinian diaspora from 1948 to the present.

The recent Jewish diaspora from the Marais is more than a matter of raised rents.

Soon there was a dramatic diaspora from the city as well.

Diaspora from the world's most damaged communities will be living in one of the world's most disadvantaged countries.

Kalbajar, too, looked like a ghost town — except that some of the homes were occupied by ethnic Armenians, many from the Armenian diaspora, coming from Georgia, Russia and elsewhere.

The best aid comes from the Muslim and Syrian diaspora communities from around the world.

We want to hear from the diaspora – not just from Sierra Leone, but also from Liberia, Guinea and other affected countries – around the world.

The word diaspora comes from the ancient Greek dia speiro, meaning "to sow over".

Afghanistan boasts the world's largest refugee population: its diaspora stretches from Pakistan (2m refugees) and Iran (1.8m), to India, Australia, and Britain.