Sentence examples for emigrated in time from inspiring English sources
The survivors sensed the ambivalence of the old-timers who blamed them for not having emigrated in time, and questioned what immoral deeds they might have done in order to stay alive.
Gross was born in Poland, but emigrated in 1969, a time of major anti-Semitic purges.
Sixty-one thousand HNWIs migrated from India in that time, with the majority going to the UK (and, by extension, London – I mean no disrespect but if you're an international millionaire you're not going to move across the world to settle in Bracknell, are you?) Eight thousand South African millionaires emigrated in the same time period, again mainly to London.
A recent book* by Tom Devine, professor of Irish and Scottish Studies at Aberdeen University, has shown that even in boom times, Scots emigrated in droves in search of better opportunities abroad.
At times Cypriots have emigrated in large numbers, and it is estimated that as many live abroad as on the island itself.
We emigrated in disgust last year.
The two emigrated in 1938.
Born in Offenbach, Germany, emigrated in November 1938.
He lives in Ottawa, where he emigrated in the 1960s.
