Sentence examples for migrants from continental from inspiring English sources
Britain has around 2,500 recorded species, 10% of which are migrants from continental Europe and Africa.
There are fewer than 100 breeding pairs of snow bunting, although in winter they are joined by migrants from continental Europe.
They are also mixing with new immigrants from continental Europe.
For Cetti's warbler is a recent arrival from continental Europe – the avian equivalent of a migrant worker – which wasn't seen here until the year after my birth, 1961.
An almost invisible migration from continental Europe means about 1 in 12 blackbirds is a migrant.
One comes from continental Europe, France, perhaps.
"UK golfers or those from continental Europe?
Unless you come from continental Europe.
The transition from continental crust to oceanic crust usually occurs below the continental slope.
The players are drawn mainly from continental Europe and Africa.
He is an inconspicuous-looking man, originally from continental Europe.
