Sentence examples for migrating back to from inspiring English sources

Their children did not stay, migrating back to cities and suburbs.

From 2000 to 2010, while affluent whites were migrating back to downtown, Chicago's African-American population fell by 181,000, an astounding 17 percent drop.

A21 Kurds driven out by Saddam Hussein's relocation campaign have begun to return to Iraq's north, and Arabs are migrating back to other parts of the country, but not everyone has a home to go back to.

Whether because of pent-up consumer demand, more tightly focused choices that help clarify decisions or that old desire to have the latest thing, women appear to be migrating back to stores with renewed interest.

After migrating back to Russia, he, along with Antoine Pevsner and Naum Gabo, published the in 1920, which, like the Futurists and Vorticists, declared an admiration of machines and technology as well as their functionalism.

In considering all of this, I found myself migrating back to a discussion I had in 2006 with Brooke Gladstone for the fine radio show "On the Media," focused on the pitfalls facing reporters covering greenhouse-driven global warming.

Maybe it will migrate back to Tampa someday.

He exhaled deeply, and then his eyes migrated back to me.

As the battery is used, the ions migrate back to provide the energy.

In spring part of the populations migrate back to the northern breeding areas.

Again and again, songs migrated back to their root tonalities, nudged along by stark and sober rhythms.