Sentence examples for masses could emigrate from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this time around, the whole world no longer has the escape valve which, at least for a time, released some of the pressures of the Industrial Revolution: Europe's huddled masses could emigrate to the New World.

"I could emigrate to Israel really easily," his son said.

"This is like saying that Mussolini was not a dictator, because Italians could emigrate," she writes.

Well, you could emigrate to America as several Scandinavian directors have done.

Yet within months, following renewed intervention on his behalf from foreign governments, he was informed that he could emigrate.

They could emigrate, probably to America; they could join a militant labor union and start to fight; or they could accept the world as it was.

In 1947, when he was seventeen, his father arranged false identity papers for him, so that he could emigrate to London.

For example, those who expect to be rich could emigrate from high-taxation places to places where there is less redistribution.

Burroughs had previously wed a German Jewish woman, Ilse Klapper, in Europe, so that she could emigrate to the US and escape the Nazis.

These reports and our data indicate that Meloidogyne spp. could emigrate from the roots when conditions are unfavorable even up to 8 days after infection.

There was no formal legal basis under which a citizen could emigrate from East Germany.