Sentence examples for have begun migrating from inspiring English sources

Sightseeing California gray whales have begun migrating south to Baja California in Mexico, and their route passes by San Diego.

Several fish species already have begun migrating northward along Alaska's Pacific Coast because of the warming temperatures.

Pitchers and catchers have begun migrating south for the start of Spring Training, marking the first stage in the annual rebirth of baseball.

[Page C4.] Taiwan's PC Makers Shift to China Taiwan's computer manufacturers, in search of cheaper labor and low-cost infrastructure, have begun migrating to China.

By Thomas Denby February 21 , 2012Pitchers and catchers have begun migrating south for the start of Spring Training, marking the first stage in the annual rebirth of baseball.

In recent years software organizations have begun migrating to Agile software development practices and automated testing in hopes of reducing the cost, lengthy regression cycles, and time to market.

After a treaty was signed in 1882, Koreans had begun migrating to the U.S.

In marmosets, GC had begun migrating to the base of seminiferous cords at ∼22 weeks of age, after the loss of GC OCT4 expression.

A little more than three years ago, Mark Henegan opened a restaurant in a gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhood, an area of black middle-class workers who had long been east of the East River and white professionals who had just begun migrating from the other side.

Op-ed articles brimming with peace or appeasement (according to your taste) have begun to migrate from the Guardian and Le Monde to those of the Los Angeles Times.

A word like "follow" (to subscribe to someone's Twitter feed), and the symbols @ (denoting an online name) and # (a "hashtag," denoting a searchable topic) have specific meanings on Twitter that have begun to migrate across the entire Web and beyond.