Sentence examples for have migrated over from inspiring English sources

In Paris, for example, pre-Columbian sculptures have migrated over and over: from the Louvre and the Musée Guimet in the early-to-mid-19th Century, where they were exhibited as antiquities; to the ethnographic Trocadéro in the late 19th Century, where aesthetics were irrelevant; and now to the Musée du Quai Branly, which proudly calls itself an art museum.

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But with some of the newer pop-up shops that have migrated over from BC, "I'm not sure if those employment practices were as well developed".

Already, an estimated 15 per cent of people from Tuvalu have migrated over the past 10 years, and researchers expect that number will double by 2055.

A very large part of the history which West's book traces is actually that of American corporate philanthropy: the surviving Folios have migrated over time from private collections in Britain to privately endowed public ones in North America.

"It's those people who have migrated over to the tablets and smartphones as a gaming experience.

Cloud Sherpas, who says revenue grew over 600% last year, has migrated over 800,000 users to Google Apps over the past three years, while Omnetic has transitioned 100,000 users.

Since launch, Cloud Sherpas has migrated over 600,000 enterprise users to Google Apps.

Apple and HTC are at it again — but this time the fight has migrated over to the UK.

IBM started out focusing on the equipment but has migrated over the past couple decades to enabling the management of the ecosystem.

Intelligent disobedience is a term that originated in the dog training world, and has migrated over to business culture.