Sentence examples for emigrate to an from inspiring English sources

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

How dismal that UK citizens who want to speak freely online without being outed now have to virtually emigrate to an overseas jurisdiction such as the US-based.org registry.

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

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

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

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".

A Ukip candidate who said the comedian Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country" has been denounced by the health secretary, who called the comments absolutely disgusting.

On Wednesday its local election candidate William Henwood resigned from the party after the Observer revealed that he had suggested the comedian Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country".

Through an elaborate publicity campaign, he succeeded in persuading people not only to invest their savings in the bonds of a non-existent government, but also to emigrate to a fictional country.

Ukip has been embroiled in a fresh row after one of its candidates sent a tweet in which he suggested that comedian Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country".

Earlier in the year, the Ukip council candidate William Henwood was forced to leave the party after he suggested actor Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country" in a tweet.