Sentence examples for older emigrants from inspiring English sources

Ironically, this also includes winter fuel payments to older emigrants.

Older emigrants are best off either being wealthy and buying themselves a second citizenship or being lucky and having an Irish grandparent.

Their story is woven intermittently into the evening's dominant tale, which begins in Amsterdam in 1624, where two 14-year-old emigrants meet at the dock just before embarking on a ship heading to the New World.

It is a chapter of his life that Mr. Peng, a 55-year-old emigrant from Taiwan, hardly dwells upon anymore.

Later it was returned to relatives who passed on the family treasure to later generations who guarded the memory of Mary Mangan, a 32-year-old emigrant from Addergoole parish and a passenger in steerage with 13 others from the same impoverished town in Western Ireland.

Driving into the state, they cover in one hour the same ground 'that would have taken the old oxcart emigrants, trailing a wake of graves, almost a week.' Proulx is unsentimental about the old West: she understands its pull on the imagination, but also the deceptions of the fantasy.

An old Polish emigrant appears in his office, who proceeds to tell of his life as a Park Ave.

How could Italy, a country of 61 million people and the world's fifth-largest manufacturing nation, whose sons and daughters not long ago populated much of the new and old world with emigrants, possibly deal with such a massive invasion?

One is of a ship owner who makes a fortune by transporting emigrants in old and unseaworthy ships.

Acquired New York City's oldest savings bank, Emigrant, for $90 million 1986.

Acquired New York's oldest savings bank, Emigrant, for $90 million 1986; assets now $14 billion.