Sentence examples for eventually migrated from inspiring English sources

Often, these networks were deployed using independent standards and approaches, but all eventually migrated to the TCP/IP protocol suite.

Like Lee, Fitzhugh eventually migrated north, to New York City, where she met many other writers and artists.

The crowd eventually migrated from the cramped lanes of the mokhukhus to a clearing used as a soccer field.

In adulthood, Edwin returned to Jamaica, married a local Afro-Chinese woman, and eventually migrated to the United States, where he died in 2003 at age 76.

Mayor Magne conceded that it was hard for the town's young Arabs to find their place and that most eventually migrated to larger towns.

"Rock of Ages," directed by the former dancer and choreographer Adam Shankman, is based on a musical — nicely described by Lina Lecaro, a Los Angeles scenester, as a "headbangin'-to-the-oldies revue" — that originated in a Hollywood club in 2005 and eventually migrated to Broadway, where it continues to pull in fans at the Helen Hayes.

The season opens on All Saints' Day 2006, 14 months after the storm, and Annie is in Connecticut with the subdudes, a group of New Orleans rockers who eventually (for real) migrated to Colorado.

She married Dr Bill Gordon, a biochemical pathologist, in 1969, and the couple migrated eastwards, eventually making their home in Maldon, Essex.

The last Neanderthals died out nearly 40,000 years ago, as Homo sapiens migrated to, and eventually settled throughout, Europe.

Time-lapse monitoring revealed that most d4Venus+ cells in the VZ had processes extending to the apical surface; many of these cells eventually retracted their apical process and migrated basally to the subventricular zone, where neurons, as well as the intermediate neurogenic progenitors that undergo terminal neuron-producing division, could be live-monitored by d4Venus fluorescence.

Mr. Scharf's first dance party, in 1981, was put on in an environment he designed called the Cosmic Closet, in the Times Square apartment he shared with Keith Haring (the Closet soon changed into a Cavern and migrated to P.S. 1 and, eventually, to the Whitney Museum).