The story of the Adu family, which immigrated from Ghana after winning a green-card lottery, is an instant American classic.
The musical story of the family, which immigrated to Cuba from the British Caribbean colony of Montserrat in the 1700s, begins with Chico, who was studying at a military academy in Georgia in the mid-1930s when he fell in love with jazz.
In order to characterize in greater detail the chick leukocytes, which immigrated into the BL2B95 tumors, we performed transmission electron microscopy (TEM -based analyses.
Cladistic analyses suggest that Enhydra shares ancestry with the extinct Enhydritherium, which immigrated to North America from Eurasia in the Late Miocene [ 138].
During the period from 1st January 2010 to 31st December 2014, we included another four patients, two of which immigrated to Norway in 2014 and two patients born to XLHR mothers after 2010.
By "home," Mr. Wadi meant Kuwait, where he was born, and Jordan, from which he immigrated in 1994, places where hummus is usually a purée of chickpeas, sesame paste, lemon, garlic and not much else.
Mrs. Morron has four brothers and four sisters in Bogotá, Colombia, where she was born, but her husband was the only relative she had in the United States, to which she immigrated in 1995.
Today, 100 years after Wolpe's birth in Berlin and 30 after his death in New York (to which he immigrated in 1938), high-profile performances of his music have dwindled here.
There are other ways to consider the national characteristics of Israeli dance: which teachers immigrated there over the years, artists' contacts with the West, the impact of landscape and Israeli social mores.
For years, as they crossed the lobby of the MetLife Building on Park Avenue on their way to Grand Central Terminal, tens of thousands of people a day passed a giant red, white and black mural that the German-born artist and colorist Josef Albers designed as his homage to New York, the city to which he immigrated in 1933.
