Sentence examples for emigrants in from inspiring English sources

A midtown restaurant serves the cuisine of Japanese emigrants in Peru.

Poor-country governments can issue bonds and market them to emigrants in rich countries.

The majority of Romanian-born emigrants in Europe are concentrated in just two countries: Spain and Italy.

He took it from Andrew Marvell's "Song of the Emigrants in Bermuda," which was quoted in the text.

We used to watch with amazement the television coverage of how our emigrants in America whooped it up.

Over two-thirds of non-British emigrants in 2010 had lived in the country for less than five years.

With its recessive, enigmatic narrator, "Outline" recalls Sebald's novels, especially "The Emigrants," in which the narrator uses other people's stories to gesture obliquely toward his own preoccupations.

In actual fact there were 352,000 emigrants in the year ending June 2012, giving us an exaggeration factor of 86.

The number of emigrants in 2013­ 3,2899) was 60% higher than in 2012 and this year more than 5,000 are expected to follow suit.

Karelian language, member of the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic language family, spoken in Karelia republic of northwestern Russia and by emigrants in neighbouring Finland.

While Brazil does not yet offer the job opportunities of Ireland, which has drawn back emigrants in droves, neither is it an economically bleak or war-torn country.