Sentence examples similar to emigrating internationally from inspiring English sources
But I am the son of a soccer player, a man who competed internationally for the Swiss junior team before emigrating to the United States and who, as a sign of how much he wanted me to share his passion, threw a soccer ball at me in my crib and, family legend has it, took away my pacifier when I touched it with my hands.
Using clinical officers and medical assistants to deputize for doctors may be disputed, but these categories are less internationally mobile and do mitigate shortages caused by emigrating doctors, provide comparable quality of service and are more likely to serve and remain in rural areas [ 24].
"I'm thinking of emigrating.
"It wasn't even emigrating.
Skilled people are packing up and emigrating.
No wonder people are emigrating.
"Looking into emigrating elsewhere".
I'm emigrating to North Dakota.
He briefly considered emigrating to America.
One way out for musicians and others able to compete internationally is to emigrate.
