Sentence examples for migrating to an from inspiring English sources

Alarcón affectingly describes the feelings of pride and loss that come with migrating to an unfamiliar neighborhood, city, or country.

It made for an excellent collection, true to Mr. Van Noten's spirit but moving forward, and showing the Belgian designer keeping the collection real for urban streets rather than migrating to an ethnic netherland.

Dassault Aviation, the French maker of the Falcon series of business jets as well as the Rafale military fighter, first started to dispense with traditional paper drawings and physical scale mock-ups a decade ago, migrating to an all-digital design system that has since been adopted globally by the aerospace industry, as well as by automakers and other manufacturers.

While this change has not been implemented yet, Klout will be migrating to an oAuth2-based authentication system for users.

The Droid brand has been around for five years now, starting with a sliding QWERTY device, migrating to an ultra-thin and sturdy device in the Droid Razr, and evolving to the multi-model attack from last year, including the Droid Mini and the Droid Ultra.

I see friends weekly migrating to an active candidate status (26percentt of the workforce) or a passive job candidate (the 74percentt of the employed workforce that is open to opportunity).

But if your computing life is migrating to a mobile device, download BandMate.

The idea would be to encourage the brain's activities to slowly begin migrating to a massively interconnected electronic brain.

But this year Creative's audio enhancement technologies are migrating to a broader range of applications and products.

For the most part, chimpanzees are patrilocal; the males stay put, and females generally take the risk, as Eslom's mother did, of migrating to a new group.

The once paid — and quite expensive — app is now migrating to a freemium model.