Sentence examples for having migrated from inspiring English sources

Manipuris live 3,000km from Delhi, having migrated long ago from even further east.

The Mixtec farmworkers are recent arrivals, having migrated first within Mexico where they picked cotton or cut sugar cane.

Indeed Schumacher's son, Mick, is robustly pursuing his own racing career, having migrated last year from karts into single-seaters.

No fewer than 20% of the 1st AIF were born in Britain with at least 10% having migrated to Australia in the years 1911-1914.

Despite having migrated to Australia with his family in 1968, when he was just four years old, Crowe has claimed he was twice denied Australian citizenship.

Campbell may be gone, having migrated to the team known primarily as Parcells's new home, but he is far from forgotten.

He says that his family's Christmas food choices are "pretty traditional, having migrated from England" but that they get a little more "leftfield with the wine".

Gepidae, a Germanic tribe that lived on the southern Baltic coast in the 1st century ad, having migrated there from southern Sweden some years earlier.

The Roma appeared in what is now Romania in the 14th century, having migrated in stages from northern India, only to be enslaved until the mid-19th century.

The ancestors of the Pedi are thought to have settled in the present region about 500 years ago after having migrated from Central Africa.

The dashboard is clutter-free thanks to half the buttons having migrated to a central strut overhead between the twin sunroofs (there's also a third glass panel above the back seats).