Sentence examples for emigrants out of from inspiring English sources

Ellis Island's project, the "Peopling of America Center," has got to be more than just "the nation's fuller story," since it also must describe the transoceanic situations that force emigrants out of their root places.

"It's the first good physical evidence we have of the identity of the first emigrants out of Africa," said Dr. Ian Tattersall, a paleontologist and evolutionary biologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

The complete mtDNA sequencing indicate that both Australians and New Guineans exclusively belongs to the out-of-Africa founder types M and N, thus ultimately descended from the same African emigrants ~50 to 70 kyBP, as all other Eurasians [ 24].

Ironically, emigration out of the United States remains a little noted phenomenon -- no federal agency has a mandate to count emigrants.

The first batch of emigrants set out for the USA in 1840, and organised mass-migration followed.

Great numbers of emigrants had run out of provisions and were starving as they neared the end of the Oregon Trail.

Her new novel, really a collection of stories, once again describes a world of displaced people, where, as the half-British, half-Indian narrator of "A Choice of Heritage" puts it, everyone is "moving more freely" as "refugees or emigrants or just out of restless curiosity" and where there are "at least two generations of people in whom several kinds of heritage are combined".

His government sent out shiploads of emigrants, gave generous subsidies, encouraged exploration, and helped fur traders and missionaries carry French influence through the Great Lakes region.

Al Qaeda has a presence here, and hundreds of millions of aid dollars flow into the region while millions of emigrants flow out.

Nelson Mandela has accused emigrants of being cowardly and unpatriotic.

People are getting out of jails, emigrant writers are back in print, even Solzhenitsyn's name is no longer taboo.