Sentence examples for emigrating in from inspiring English sources
Unemployment is running at 14 percent and record numbers of people are emigrating in search of work.
With the hope of emigrating in the early 1990's, many left their villages for the cities.
The advice comes at a time, however, when growing numbers of young Europeans are emigrating in order to find jobs that are unavailable at home.
After emigrating in difficult circumstances postwar, she graduated from the Demoiselles de Decker in Brussels and the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris.
After her father visited New York and fell in love with it, the family began spending more and more time in the United States, finally emigrating in 1909.
But hospital records were spotty, and as many Germans as Irish were emigrating in some years the burial ground was in use.
They represent 27.8percentt of Spanish emigrants, and the number is significantly higher than the 10,134 who emigrated in 2010.
We emigrated in disgust last year.
Born in Offenbach, Germany, emigrated in November 1938.
The two emigrated in 1938.
