Sentence examples for emigrate and this from inspiring English sources

The war has created a strong pressure to emigrate and this is most keenly felt by people from the Tamil community".

A subject unwilling to live by this choice was free to emigrate and take his belongings with him (a provision considered liberal at the time).

This is why so many foreign-born scientists emigrate and succeed in science and technology; even though they're outsiders, their work speaks for itself.

This creates a "brain drain" as talented young people choose to emigrate and look for work elsewhere.

Gratitude that my parents were allowed to emigrate here, and that this country made room for them.

SPEER: We had not got as far as that, unfortunately, because the finest experts we had in atomic research had emigrated to America, and this had thrown us back a great deal in our research, so that we still needed another year or two in order to achieve any results in the splitting of the atom.

We know the stories of Asians emigrating and running rings around people born in this country academically in California.

More than a million people emigrated, and another million died.

During the study period 4922 children emigrated and 1448 died.

When the foreign national picks up their visa at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, for example, they can tell the U.S. officer that they intend to emigrate to the U.S., and this will not trigger a denial of their visa, unlike with other visas such as the B1/B2 tourist or F-1 student visas.

Anyway, on this subject, here's how discussion over Robben has been panning out in Holland, thanks to Enschede resident Sean Murdock: "I am an Englishman who had the foresight to emigrate to Holland this April and thus had the good fortune to pretty much miss all of the angst associated with the latest England debacle.