Sentence examples for immigrant tide from inspiring English sources
It is political despotism and economic failure across North Africa that have fed instability, extremism and an immigrant tide northward.
Disquiet about the rising immigrant tide has been an undercurrent in California politics for at least 30 years.
And he will not do so, UKIP's recent performance suggests, by banging on about his referendum promise and Canute-like battle with the immigrant tide.
With no cheap and efficient way to disperse the immigrant tide, Gotham might ultimately have crammed 15 million people into its overcrowded neighborhoods.
But both manufacturing and suburbia moved much farther away, and the Anglo neighborhoods emptied out, to be refilled by an immigrant tide, a flood of Mexicanness.
It has federal inertia and a rising immigrant tide, and a national mood of frustration and anxiety that is slipping, as it has so many times before, into hatred and fear.
The foods most closely identified with the city at street level — pizza, pastrami, pretzel, dim sum, falafel — all made their way here on immigrant tides.
Perhaps the most persuasive argument against the coming anti-immigrant tide, appealing to Republicans as well as Democrats, is economic.
The Republicans can't decide whether they're more outraged at the Democrats' treason or the tide of immigrants.
Within a month, an angry Mr. Castro opened the port of Mariel, creating a flood tide of immigrants.
