Sentence examples for she migrated from inspiring English sources

During the Great Depression she migrated to NYC and finished her PhD at NYU.

She migrated to Australia at 18 with her parents and performed with the Australian Dance Theater from 1999 to 2003.

But since she migrated from a small village in the Punjab province for a better life, most of Riaz's household gadgets have remained packed.

At 18, Ms. Marshall earned her Equity card at the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, and after getting a degree in English literature at Smith College, she migrated to New York to try to become a dancer.

But the relatively small size of the calf that followed its wayward mother into the Bay — about that of a newborn, which is 15 feet — indicated that its mother calved as she migrated south along the coastline — just as others of her kind are heading north for the summer feeding grounds.

The one who got so famous she migrated to Friends – or, as I prefer to call it, the American Cold Feet – ended up being killed off in a car crash in the final episode of 2003, watched by upwards of eight million people, all of whom were bawling and tragically unable to tweet their pain.

The nuns soon evict her for mouthing off, and she migrates from one temporary shelter to another.

She migrates to Mexico, where she joins the Zapatista rebels, and then to New York, where she winds up homeless, wearing a resewn American flag".

Set in 1980-81 at McKinley High School in a (fictional) suburb of Detroit, the series follows Weir as she migrates from star "mathlete" to the "freak" crowd, while parallel storylines follow her brother Sam and his group of Dungeons and Dragons, Bill Murray-lovingeeksks.

One major factor is that if a woman doesn't have to carry her children on her back while she migrates following food, she can have more than one dependent child at a time.

Ms. Rogers picks nighttime sleeping spots near the park — usually the steps of churches like St. Jean Baptiste on East 76th Street or Madison Avenue Presbyterian at 73rd Street — but now with the colder weather, she said, she has migrated to a nearby women's shelter.