Sentence examples for network of immigrants from inspiring English sources

For 14 years, the Tajiboys have depended on an underground network of immigrants to help them manage their lives and keep their illegal status hidden from the authorities.

In treating her, he has focused heavily on the way her mood, her anxiety and her fears have been affected by going to New York and her lack of support in the tiny network of immigrants she knows.

A network of immigrants from the former Soviet Union conspired to steal more than a quarter of a billion dollars by manipulating the insurance laws in the state of New York, reports William K. Rashbaum.

And he befriends another strong Mexican-American woman (Michelle Rodriguez) who runs a taco stand for laborers by day, and is the mythical "Shé" by night, the underground leader of a network of immigrants and their supporters who fight back against the right-wing vigilantes headed by Don Johnson in another hilariously satirical turn.

If you're someone who identifies with the underdog, you'll cheer at the climactic scene in which the network of immigrants let by Machete and Shé (and a few Anglo homeboys who help them) take on Don Johnson and his band of racist killers.

I loved her 2008 film, 35 Shots of Rum, a network of immigrant lives in a Paris building, but many found it frustratingly vague in terms of storytelling.

THE nation was at war, and the government feared that a network of immigrant terrorists was planning havoc on the home front.

In 12 years in the United States, he has gone from selling phone cards on the street to distributing as many as 20,000 cards a day to his own network of immigrant retailers.

The cluster network of immigrant businesses has grown from start-up to maturity.

A thriving network of immigrant-owned shops emerged; the Dunkin' Donuts a mile up the street is still a gathering spot for Somali cab drivers.

The cumulative causation model proposes that the social networks of immigrants can self-evolve, accumulate, and cause potential immigrants to raise their expectations of migration returns.