Sentence examples for whose immigrants from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, she enjoys browsing the specialty shops along Fulton Street, with their foods and merchandise evoking the richness of distant countries whose immigrants make up much of the community: Ecuador, El Salvador, Guyana.

They are societies whose immigrants have traditionally been seen as permanent residents and future citizens.

A growing number live in states like Arizona and Washington whose immigrant populations soared in the 1990's.

Unfamiliar wine sources, perhaps, but well-known to generations of Americans whose immigrant grandparents and great-grandparents were born there.

Just how smoothly Corporal Jimenez, whose immigrant father died when Manny was a toddler, will settle into upscale Glastonbury will be a story for another day.

John Greco, whose immigrant family owned a funeral home, remembers feeling poor compared with kids of mill workers, who had health insurance and new eyeglasses every year.

And as this integration continues, the question of what "European identity" is on a continent whose immigrant population grows daily becomes more pressing.

He once had to defend a disastrous raid of an overcrowded rooming house whose immigrant tenants were sent, without warning or recourse, into the street.

Many of the state's middle-class Hispanics are second-generation Americans whose immigrant parents had struggled to make ends meet.

That trend, along with many children whose immigrant parents speak other languages, has given higher visibility to a cultural phenomenon in many playgrounds: the bilingual toddler.

Such assistance is especially valuable for students whose immigrant parents may not speak English well enough to help with homework or for those who have two working parents.