Sentence examples for migrated on to from inspiring English sources

Once confined to pocket squares and silk ties, it has migrated on to coats, knits and shirts.

All those in receipt of DWP passported benefits are now automatically migrated on to the election register.

When Linklog migrated on to the side of the books blog front page – and into Delicious – a few months back, the plan was to have weekly roundups.

She had migrated on to alcohol from heroin, and saw this as real progress, she kept stopping to prove she could do it, and that was her undoing.

And yet only a quarter of the Harrington recommendations will come into effect by April when 10,000 incapacity benefit customers a week are migrated on to ESA.

If CSA's original timetable for child support reforms (CSR) had gone according to plan, all existing CSA customers would have been migrated on to the new system and had their cases converted onto the new, simpler formula by April 2003.

NDUFA9, a known structural accessory subunit of complex I, migrated separately to NDUFA4 on the two-dimensional blots and appeared as a double spot in the patient sample.

Most of them had been born in Hong Kong or China, and migrated to Australia, on average, about 10 years previously.

Imported in the 1970's by fish farmers and government agencies to keep Southern fish ponds clean, bighead and silver carp escaped their enclosures during flooding and migrated to the Mississippi River, then on to the Illinois and Ohio River basins.

Navajo families and villages grew and prospered over the decades and centuries, and ultimately migrated west to the area on both sides of the Chuska Mountains that is currently the heartland of the Navajo Reservation.

Several accounts suggest that the hoopoe starling migrated on Réunion, spending six months in the lowlands and six months in the mountains.