Sentence examples for i emigrated to from inspiring English sources

In 1979, I emigrated to France for good".

When I emigrated to New York in 1959 (from Essex, no less), I was repeatedly asked why I was always apologizing, whereupon I stopped saying "sorry" and asked myself the same question.

Once, at the end of a visit to Russia, several years after I emigrated to Boston with my family, I nervously made it past passport control, across the legal border, and into the transit zone.

On one page the Chelsea International Hostel – the first place I ever stayed here, over a decade ago – is circled just a few streets away from the cross indicating the building I moved in to when I emigrated to New York in March this year.

I studied at university, working at the same time, then I studied for higher diplomas to complement my degree, and for some time I emigrated to the UK and Ireland for the sole purpose of learning English, which is necessary to get almost any job.

And then as a grown up, I emigrated to the US in my mid-20s and saw something totally opposite on the ground.

For a good 12 to 24 hours, I think people were in despair, thinking: do I emigrate to Canada or what?

I had emigrated to South Africa the previous day and set up home in Newtown, apparently the Hoxton of Johannesburg with its trendy bars and art galleries in converted industrial buildings.

In 1796, following the death of Tsaritsa Catherine the Great, Kościuszko was pardoned by her successor Tsar Paul I and emigrated to the United States.

But looking on the brighter side, at least over here on Germany, where I've emigrated to, they still have quite a bit of social housing, and it's quite affordable, which has enabled me to concentrate on more artistic projects rather than being stuck on the working shit job treadmill I was on the last time I lived in the UK.

Although I could have emigrated to another country, I chose Ukraine for political reasons.