Sentence examples for would have emigrated from inspiring English sources
"If I were their age," he said of the young men who flee to Europe, "I would have emigrated".
PEOPLE sometimes speculate about whether they would have emigrated if they'd been Jews living in Germany in the 1930's.
As the junior and senior village beadles test the lights of a tractor before hooking it up to a papier-mâché pig's-stomach float, the filmmaker asks villagers some big "what if" questions: Had they lived, like Friedrich Trump, in the peak years of German immigration to the U.S., would they have emigrated?
If immigrants adopt the smoking patterns of the majority, one would expect an increase in smoking prevalence for women who have emigrated from countries with a low female smoking prevalence.
At least 15% of Central Americans (6m of them) have emigrated, most to the United States.One way of injecting more dynamism into Central America's economies would be by improving transport links and cutting red tape.
Hundreds of thousands have emigrated.
Younger Chinese meanwhile have emigrated, to Canada, Australia and America.
Millions of Chinese have emigrated from Quanzhou.
The best and brightest have emigrated, leaving a waning economy.
Since independence in 1991, many Russians and Germans have emigrated.
