Sentence examples for managed to emigrate from inspiring English sources

He managed to emigrate during Poland's brief interwar independence, unlike many other family members, who did not survive the Holocaust.

Virulent anti-Semitism became de rigueur, and many Jews who had not managed to emigrate were sent off to the concentration camps.Were the Austrians willing partners in all this or was their hand forced?

Never before had Ayman thought seriously about "leaving our country," he said, but now he was asking friends how they had managed to emigrate and how he might go about moving his family out of Egypt if he needed to.

His mother died in a concentration camp, while his father, a high-ranking judge in Berlin who managed to emigrate and worked in an English munitions factory, had limited means to support his son.

All of her brothers and sisters managed to emigrate out of Egypt years ago, leaving her to care for her ailing mother, husband, and unemployed son.

Vitray was one of the lucky ones, as his family eventually managed to emigrate to America to a Nashville ghetto plighted by bullets and crack cocaine.

Even when their cousin Otto is arrested during the Kristallnacht pogrom, which occurs just a month after Fritz and his parents get out, and Otto's "Aryan" wife leaves him, he manages to emigrate to the United States... where he invents the plant fertilizer Miracle-Gro and becomes a millionaire.

Ilse was from Austria and she had escaped the Nazi Anschluss in 1938 by managing to emigrate to the US where she had distant relatives.

Although Keats managed to write many poems in 1819, he was suffering from a multitude of financial troubles throughout the year, including concerns over his brother, George, who, after emigrating to America, was badly in need of money.

Most don't want to emigrate permanently.

Do you want to emigrate to another country?