Sentence examples for emigrate to a from inspiring English sources

But Mr Henwood has defended the tweet, in which he said: "He (Henry) should emigrate to a black country.

Ukip council candidate William Henwood quit last April after he suggested actor Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country".

Uptight males linger longer with their mothers' troops than other males, who emigrate to a new troop at puberty.

Like William Henwood, a Ukip candidate for Enfield, who got the ball rolling on Tuesday by saying that Lenny Henry should "emigrate to a black country".

"I would say to them that if they are going to rant and rave about the west, they should emigrate to a Muslim country.

William Henwood popped up this week, calling for Lenny Henry, who seeks equality in the creative arts, to emigrate to "a black country".

A Turkish cartoonist showed Netanyahu spreading out a red carpet to welcome French Jews to emigrate to an embattled, fortress-like Israel.

"They see it as emigrating to a better life.

There is nothing wrong with changing one's name when one emigrates to a new land.

It merely becomes an ancestor who emigrated to a far corner of the world.

ISIS recruits do not imagine they are emigrating to a dusty borderland between two disintegrating states but to a caliphate with more than a millennium of history.