Sentence examples for emigrate in a from inspiring English sources

For most people in China's cities there is no practical alternative to life in the smog, though the appalling environment is a reason cited by most who emigrate (in a recent post I noted how emigration numbers were rising all the time).

Above all there is the sense of recognizing himself, two generations after his family emigrated, in an ancient, battered and resistant civilization.

His German father, forced by the Gestapo to remain behind when the family emigrates (in an implausible scene), helps Amadeus (in an implausible coincidence) build a death camp, but since he does so under the threat of his own life and later performs a heroic act, the moral quandary he presents Sebby is, to say the least, muted.

A political radical, he was forced to emigrate in 1792 because a handbill he had printed was deemed seditious.

Ronald Reagan told the governments of the Soviet Union and East Germany to let their people emigrate, whereas in a recent forum on Long Island, Donald Trump said the U.S. will punish Central American governments that do not prevent their citizens from leaving for the United States.

Trunk neural tube is flanked by somitic mesoderm and cells emigrate individually in a dripping fashion over a long period of time, more than two days at any given axial level [3], [7].

Gross was born in Poland, but emigrated in 1969, a time of major anti-Semitic purges.

All experiments consisted of successive replicates where 6 to 10 colonies explored and emigrated simultaneously in a single session.

For example, many species emigrate in response to crowding.

Many young people still must emigrate in search of jobs.

"Imagine having 50percentt of your population emigrate in one day.