Sentence examples for emigrated there from inspiring English sources

With the establishment of Israel in 1948, most Jews emigrated there or elsewhere.

Ansari grew up in Bennettsville, South Carolina – his parents emigrated there from India.

Syrian and Lebanese intellectuals and actors emigrated there, particularly after the anti-Christian riots of 1860 in Syria.

It's not usually people's first guess, but he explained that much of his family had emigrated there.

The Cape Verdeans he met sent him back to Lisbon with gifts for relatives who had emigrated there.

In the Middle Ages, Poland had been a welcoming, tolerant and free nation, and many Jews emigrated there.

It was so named in 1928, and Jews were urged to emigrate there.

It's not as if many Argentinians would want to emigrate there either.

Gordon stayed in Israel with a view to studying and perhaps emigrating there, but disappointed her mother enormously by coming home after a year, inadequately rapturous.

The company was founded as a storefront business in Lower Manhattan by Prudencio Unanue, who had moved to New York from Puerto Rico after emigrating there from his native Spain as a young man.

"They just shifted their portfolios". No one knows how many people have returned to Hong Kong; a precise count is impossible because those who hold foreign passports can continue living in Hong Kong without formally re-emigrating there.