Sentence examples for emigrated the from inspiring English sources
Svetlana had a private theory that after one emigrated, the pre-emigration self lingered, perhaps even lived on, inaccessible to the émigré.
Of its 4.4m people, at least 400,000 have emigrated; the country survives on their remittances.
Many of JD's skilled white managers have emigrated; the firm has replaced them largely with software.
Even Sharansky's marriage was an episode in romantic Zionism: he married Avital Stieglitz one day and she emigrated the next.
Twenty per cent of the population in the last 10 years have emigrated, the majority to Italy, which has become the 'promised land' for many Romanians.
By the time my grandfather emigrated, the church's most active members could fit in one photo, which my aunt keeps, carefully annotated, in one of her albums.
He announced he was emigrating the moment we met.
Among residents making plans to emigrate: the son of the man who conceived the Titanic remembrances.
As Puerto Ricans with prospects emigrate, the remaining population has aged and shrunk.
"To be successful locally means you have to emigrate," the Western scholar said.
In a country where high unemployment forces many to emigrate, the tourism industry employs 250,000 people.
