Sentence examples for emigrated to a from inspiring English sources

It merely becomes an ancestor who emigrated to a far corner of the world.

Yet if she had stayed in the UK, or emigrated to a country such as Spain or the US, she would be getting up to £107.45 a week.

At 17, his uncle in New York sent a ticket, and Kruger emigrated to a little farming community about 55 miles from New York City.

In rural areas, traditions remain largely unchanged, but very few families don't have at least one male family member who hasn't emigrated to a big city for work, and satellite dishes and the Internet guarantee that no one is unaware of the progress of women in the world.

Also, in areas where caucasians have emigrated to, a high incidence can be found.

Individuals that died before their first breeding season (did not recruit) or that emigrated to an island not among the six main study islands have no data.

Three patients were deceased and one had emigrated to an unknown location, thus 137 patients were sent questionnaires at this time.

"They see it as emigrating to a better life.

There is nothing wrong with changing one's name when one emigrates to a new land.

Ukip council candidate William Henwood quit last April after he suggested actor Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country".

But Mr Henwood has defended the tweet, in which he said: "He (Henry) should emigrate to a black country.