Sentence examples for preparing to emigrate from inspiring English sources

Although she was crippled with cancer, she and her husband were preparing to emigrate to America.

But Edgar was winding down his business and preparing to emigrate to Glendale, Calif.

The Guardian has spoken to researchers in fields ranging from cancer and human fertility to nuclear physics, and found that many are preparing to emigrate.

In 1835 he and a group of braves murdered Charley Emathla, a chief who was preparing to emigrate with his people, and Gen. Wiley Thompson, the U.S. Indian agent at Ft. King.

The interim Ukip leader, who is due to hand over the reins to a permanent replacement on Monday, has told friends that he is preparing to emigrate with his wife, Kirsten.

Bright CD3 expression is a hallmark of mature T cells which are either preparing to emigrate or are residing in the perivascular space of the thymus.

He was arrested in last August at a Moscow railroad station, evidently as he prepared to emigrate to Germany, the official Russian Information Agency reported.

He told his grandmother as he prepared to emigrate to America and turned down her pile of sovereigns, "No, thank you Grandma, I'm going to make a name for myself.

Shot entirely in Cuba, "Una Noche" takes place over one day in Havana (and one terrifying night on the ocean) as Raul (Dariel Arrechaga) and Elio (Javier Núñez Florián) prepare to emigrate to Miami on a makeshift raft.

In Berlin, they are preparing to do dreadful things to the Jews.' When I explained to him that I had as yet made no preparations to emigrate and in any case would not leave my family in the lurch, he was astonished and said: 'Soon there won't be a single Jew left here who can or would want to emigrate.'.

The Zionists cooperated with the Nazis to the extent (and only to the extent) that the Nazis were prepared to allow Jews emigrating to Palestine to take some of their wealth with them.