Sentence examples for has migrated back from inspiring English sources

Much of its once-flourishing business in French, Dutch and German shares has migrated back to the continent.

-- the preppy bug has migrated back across the Atlantic, as European designers have made it a key look in the spring collections.

Now, though, the phrase has migrated back to Mr. Shiller, who made it the title of a book on the emotional nature of the stock market, written for a popular audience and published just as technology stocks tumbled, launching the markets into their wild April swings.

But if you go, know that the killer whale has migrated back to the mainland.

With the corporatised clubbing experience offering the predictable and consumable, underground club culture has migrated back to the warehouse, the record store, the DIY space and the basement.

Some fighters have been killed, while others have migrated back to Europe already, and even individual cases can present nettlesome issues of security and justice.

Having already settled the lower 48, presumably after traveling down the coast by boat, humans may have migrated back north in the bisons' wake.

It is as if the land were recalling some primal memories of its former self, as if the trees had migrated back through time to reach their ancestral homes.

Apple has segmented the market nicely between small- and large-format tablets, and consumers have migrated back to the more expensive large-format, two years after the introduction of the first mini.

Watch: video interview with Panasonic's Genichiro Shimada For some companies at the forum, the social mission has migrated from the back burner to front and centre of their business operations.

That tactic has migrated to the Web.