Sentence examples for first generation emigrants from inspiring English sources

Upper class cultural revivalists such as WB Yeats in London, and first generation emigrants from the west of Ireland in the US, knowing they were unlikely to return, created an Ireland of the mind, green and welcoming and ancient.

Cape Verde may share with the rest of West Africa a substantial risk of liver cancer, retained by first generation emigrants (London and McGlynn 1996; Parkin et al. 2003).

Some of the Miziarans who venture out of the country don't come back, which is why Joseph Chagoury has started to offer money to second- or third-generation emigrants to return to the village, discover their culture, and apply for Lebanese citizenship.

First-generation emigrants from West Africa retain an increased risk of liver cancer [ 34].

The first generation of emigrants clung to a harshly Calvinist value system.

That strong connection with second- and third-generation Irish emigrants is apt, Mr. Murch said, because Irish emigrants helped preserve traditional music in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when musicians here were unappreciated and had few outlets to perform.

Assuming that potential dual citizens are those who are entitled to a foreign citizenship by virtue of being born on a foreign country, which corresponds to the situation of most emigrants in the US, dual citizenship is allowed only to those who emigrated and the first generation born abroad according to this definition.

The first is completing "first generation" reforms.

We're not even first generation.

"The first generation to grow up exercising".

But these "first generation" biofuels have drawbacks.