Sentence examples for migrations from from inspiring English sources

The great migrations from rural areas toward industry in the towns began only after 1815.

Cultural traditions in the northeast and northwest indicate influences and migrations from the upper Congo basin.

Their expansions and migrations from the 2nd century bce onward are largely recorded in history.

Previous downturns spawned sizeable migrations from recessionary states to booming ones.

As people join the great migrations from villages to crowded cities, slum life and tuberculosis await them.

They may lend credibility to proposals of migrations from Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar to Spain.

These and other sites in the state reflect the diverse cultural forms that evolved after prehistoric migrations from northeastern Asia.

In fact, this was only the most recent in a series of migrations from one machine to the next.

I live in a rich country that brands people criminals if they must undertake grueling migrations from south of the border to find work to feed their families.

By studying the DNA of living Siberian and American Indian populations, geneticists had previously been able to see traces of at least two early migrations from Siberia.

For them the horseshoe eggs are an essential feast, a staging post on their vast migrations from the deepest south to the Arctic.