Sentence examples for migration that brought from inspiring English sources
The year is 1936, and the great migration that brought thousands of African-Americans north is well under way.
Then came an influx from China & Tiber, and this was followed by a reverse migration that brought a predominantly Indonesian strain-Dyak, Tattak, Lampong.
They are part of the Great Migration that brought waves of African-Americans from the terror of the South to the promise of Northern cities.
Seeking to block off a migration route that brought more than 800,000 refugees to Greece from Turkey last year, European and Turkish leaders are set to implement a deal on Monday that will see almost all asylum seekers deported back to Turkey.
Our contributors pave the way toward a next generation of migration scholarship that brings discussions about the migration of people into direct conversation with those about the migration of material and symbolic goods.
"It's unprecedented, even compared to the migrations of the 1950s that brought Puerto Ricans to New York," he said.
As a result, UBS is seriously considering a reverse migration that would bring its investment banking division and up to 2,000 bankers and traders back to Wall Street and a new skyscraper at the rebuilt World Trade Center, according to real estate executives and city officials.
That brought £2.16 million.
The story "Tounka," which dealt with the original migrations that had brought Sadji's people to the sea, later became the title story for a book of short stories, Tounka, nouvelle (1965; Tounka, a Novella).
