Sentence examples for emigrated over from inspiring English sources

While many Jews have emigrated over the past two decades, the Jewish population — now a few hundred thousand people — is experiencing something of a rebirth here.

They transferred me over to the United States, and I met my wife, who was an Iranian who'd also emigrated over here.

Many of the players emigrated over the following years, mostly to South Africa.

In a survey of 796 graduates of a rural Ugandan medical school, we found that 12% (n=94) emigrated over an 18-year time period.

The United States carved out slots for 25,000 Iraqis and their families to emigrate over five years.

We can forecast that 26 36% of Polish medical students will emigrate over the next few years; 62% of respondents estimated the likelihood of emigration at 50%.

They believed that exile could bring them back some of their lost identity and although they emigrated all over the world, it was Argentina alone that welcomed them.

Most of my ancestors who emigrated to America came over alone.

So many people have emigrated from Ireland over the centuries that the diaspora far outnumbers those in the home country.

The descendants of their serfs, not content with harvesting wild mushrooms and chestnuts for a living, have emigrated in droves over the past 150 years.

"The English are emigrating all over... there won't be any English left".