Sentence examples for migrations to from inspiring English sources

Arab migrations to the region began with the rise of Islam in the 7th century.

No less extensive were its migrations to Southeast and East Asia.

Halpern is the author of two well-received nonfiction books, "Migrations to Solitude" and "Four Wings and a Prayer".

Speeding through cornfields under a vast blue Iowa sky, Knott flashed back to bygone migrations to Midwestern amphitheatres.

Several times during Mr. Castro's 44-year tenure, most notably in 1980 and 1994, he has relieved internal tensions by allowing mass migrations to Florida.

Yet of all the great migrations to Paris in the early 20th century, none was more extraordinary than that undertaken by Constantin Brancusi.

How their British-born offspring plan their reverse migrations to north Africa - disappearing from our gardens in September - is also a mystery.

Summer migrations to the New Jersey Shore began in the mid-19th century for health reasons: families were seeking to escape the summertime infections that struck city children.

Earthbound Migrations to Track the Winged Many of New York City's parks offer free or inexpensive bird-watching walks appropriate for beginners.

It starts with Delta blues, then follows them north with the migrations to southside Chicago, where Elmore James plugged the black man's blues into the white man's amplifier.

Heyerdahl (1914-2002) had lived in Polynesia in the late 1930s, and through his studies had developed some unorthodox ideas about early migrations to the islands.