Sentence examples for migrants of the from inspiring English sources

We monitor 15,000 to 20,000 corridors, and we connect the migrants of the world as they move and want to send money back home.

Unlike the migrants of the early 90's, who tended more heavily to be families and rural peasants, most Haitian escapees are now young, urban males.

According to Nilambar Badal, director of Migrants' Centre, which advises migrants of the risks of working overseas, "They go without asking questions.

Recent studies indicate that second-generation Hispanic whites are intermarrying and assimilating mainstream language and cultural patterns at a faster rate than second generation European migrants of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

It has also mounted a public service campaign in Mexico and Central America, using celebrities to do television and radio advertisements to warn would-be migrants of the dangers of trying an illegal border crossing.

Newly-arrived sand martins – my first long-distance migrants of the spring – hawking for invisible insects in the Good Friday sky, above the River Brue on the Somerset coast.

The MNS chief had also accused migrants of disrespecting the local culture.

Maybe these are just the ramblings of a nostalgia-obsessed migrant of the new Latino diaspora.

Ondaatje is a migrant of the imagination, crossing borders all the time, creatively and geographically, from prose to poetry to film.

"If the typical migrant of the 1990s was a Pole moving to Britain, his successor in the next decade may be a Tajik moving to Poland," says Mr Quillin.

A survey of more than 500 second-generation migrants from this Senegalese population, controlling for the level of education of the first migrant of the family, reveals a significant economic disadvantage suffered by the Muslims.