Sentence examples for having migrated to from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

With all the men away, either working in the rice fields or having migrated to the city, Chakraborty quickly gets down to business in the family compound of half a dozen homes.

Having migrated to Australia as a child from Macedonia, and disenchanted with his life in Sydney, he is the most obvious representation of the lost in-between culture that is neither Macedonian nor Australian, ignored by a world that defiles him.

That tactic has migrated to the Web.

Many other Armenians have migrated to Europe and North America.

Others have migrated to Florida.

At the moment, fear has migrated to the economic sphere.

MORE weekend work has migrated to the factory floor, too.