Sentence examples for emigrated elsewhere from inspiring English sources

So rather than a pure tourism guide, it's as much for locals, as well as people who've emigrated elsewhere but want to keep in touch with hometown goings-on.

Modern Caribbean literature owes much to writers and philosophers of the West Indies, including those who emigrated elsewhere; some notable names include Aimé Césaire (Martinique), V.S. Naipaul (Trinidad), Jean Price-Mars and Edwidge Danticat (Haiti), and C.L.R. James and Derek Walcott, who spoke to themes important to African descendants in the West Indies.

At the Peace Conference, Armenian leader Nubar stated that 280,000 remained in the Empire and 700,000 had emigrated elsewhere.

And, unlike their parents, they have no ready options to emigrate elsewhere in pursuit of a better life.

Miley, who is black, suggested that the Trump presidency might cause Silicon Valley to lose highly skilled workers – not only by stopping them from immigrating here, but by causing some to emigrate elsewhere.

"Looking into emigrating elsewhere".

During and after World War II, many leading Romanian artists and intellectuals emigrated to elsewhere in Europe and to North America to escape oppression.

"Although it is most certainly an Italian invention," the authors write of pizza, "many of the ingredients, ironically, also emigrated from elsewhere".

Respondent's future plans were explored in terms of their intent to remain in Ireland or emigrate elsewhere and the factors influencing those decisions.

Some Jews have emigrated from Israel elsewhere, because of economic problems or disillusionment with political conditions and the continuing Arab-Israeli conflict.

Most are young, though some older people, in New York and elsewhere, have emigrated twice, returning to Ireland from the US while the Irish economy was booming before retracing their steps when it crashed.