Sentence examples for from which he emigrated from inspiring English sources

My father is Indian but was raised in South Africa, from which he emigrated in the late 1960s to escape Apartheid.

The crisis would have happened even if Paul de Man had never existed, or had never left Belgium, from which he emigrated to the United States, in 1948.

The man, Jorge Muñoz, is an elfin 43-year-old who goes by the nickname Colombia, a reference to the country from which he emigrated 21 years ago.

For several years Professor Abraham despaired that his design -- his second in the United States (the first was for the Anthology Film Archives in Manhattan) -- would fall victim to politics in the country from which he emigrated in 1964.

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It tells of Frankfurter's time in a Swiss prison, from which he was released to emigrate to Israel.

He emigrated to the US in 1958 and worked for electronics companies including Sigma, Ampex, RCA, Bertelsmann and GE, from which he retired in 1987.

The brothers are originally from the city of Giresun, on the Black Sea in Turkey, from which they emigrated with their family as children, said Mr. Bodur, who has worked in Turkish restaurants since 1992.

Wang Xiasoshuai's "Drifters" ia demanding, bleakly beautiful study of a young man (Duan Long) repatriated from the U.S., to which he had emigrated illegally, to a listless existence in his stark coastal town in the Fujian province.

He was born in India and lived there until the age of 27 at which point he emigrated to Canada.

Throughout the last century, Syria was also a place from which people emigrated, but not as refugees.