Sentence examples for emigrated by from inspiring English sources

After the war, the elder Mr. Paasche worked as a translator for the American occupiers until 1948, when the family emigrated by ship, to San Francisco.

According to the Brookings Institution's Iraq Index, which tracks reconstruction and security there, as many as 20,000 Iraqi physicians had emigrated by 2011, at least 250 had been kidnapped, and 2,000 were killed between 2003 and 2008.

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, approximately 21% of the Moldovan and 25% of the Georgian adult population had emigrated by 2010 (World Bank, 2011).

New neighbours Derek and Betty McVitie replaced the Trenches for the 1997 special "Endgame", however this turned out to be their only appearances in the series and they were said to have emigrated by the penultimate episode which caused Nick Swainey to leap straight in with the offer for their old house.

Germs and viruses easily emigrate by plane.

Golden Dawn has also established an outpost in Australia, where Greeks have been emigrating by the thousands to escape the crisis in their homeland.

As many other fellow young Romanians, I'm looking to emigrate by the time I reach 30, for a better life and better opportunities.

Joseph is driven to emigrate by remorse over the death of Rebecca, a farm girl whom he'd impregnated and brutally tricked into an abortion.

I am working on a novel where the characters, unlike those in my first novel ("The Vagrants"), who were all trapped in a specific place and in a specific historical moment, seem to be constantly uprooting themselves — by emigrating, by changing names or lovers, by dying — from their own history.

But more significant by far is the message that any kind of amnesty sends to the millions of people trying to emigrate to America who follow the rules but are turned down.I have worked in Thailand for 15 years and I see daily the hundreds of Thais visiting the American embassy to try to emigrate by adhering to our procedures; less than 3% gain admission.

In it, he acknowledged his hurt at the number of young Spaniards forced to emigrate by economic difficulties.