Sentence examples for that emigrated to from inspiring English sources

Individuals that died before their first breeding season (did not recruit) or that emigrated to an island not among the six main study islands have no data.

He became a member of the Moravian Church, a Protestant sect founded in Bohemia that emigrated to the British Isles in 1734.

He was the last surviving member of the generation of the Kanof family that emigrated to this country in 1905 to realize the promise of America.

Born in Johannesburg, where he continues to live with his wife, Anne, and three children, Mr. Kentridge is part of a Jewish family that emigrated to South Africa from Lithuania 100 years ago.

But most belong to families that emigrated to the United States from the Middle East, especially Syria, because of anti-Jewish attacks there after the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.

In the thymus T lymphocytes develop from early thymocyte progenitors to differentiated, functional T cells that emigrate to the periphery.

PAGE F1 THE STUFF OF FICTION The author Lara Vapnyar says that emigrating to the United States from Soviet-era Russia "is a little like being from Atlantis".

Thompson has been in one band or another since he was 11, such as the early effort Emil & The Detectives (named after a German children's book that served as the basis for a Billy Wilder film before that director emigrated to America. Indeed, Wilder's wonderfully bitter worldview is a good match for Thompson.

Shortly after that, he emigrated to California.

Winton came from a wealthy Anglo-Bavarian Jewish family that had emigrated to England in the 19th century.

What might it be like to be a member of a poor family living in Delhi that has emigrated to America?