emigrating in a sentence

• Mrs . Espinal emigrated from the Dominican Republic five years ago.
• Seattle writer Dominic Gates emigrated from County Tyrone in Northern Ireland.
• He emigrated to Kentucky and found his politics anathema to locals.
• My father emigrated to this country a year before we followed.
• They were married in 1905, emigrated to Canada in 1913.
• It is not bosses and editorialists who emigrate from their homelands.
• Middle-class Latin Americans will be less likely to emigrate.
• The economic recession that grips Mexico has prompted them to emigrate.
• It is not known when he emigrated to the United States.
• Why were they not allowed to emigrate to the Holy Land?
• It's difficult to see emigrating in a sentence .
• To compound the problem, Christians find it easier to emigrate.
• His grandfather settled in Hudson in 1910 after emigrating from Italy.
• Why did he stay when he had the chance to emigrate?
• Anti-Semitism is just one factor in decisions to emigrate.
• Meanwhile, 1 million emigrate from Mexico during 1910-1930.
• Most were allowed to emigrate to Israel, Europe and elsewhere.
• Diallo, who emigrated from Guinea, was a devout Muslim.
• Some have emigrated to Canada, others are looking for jobs.
• Imagine having 50 percent of your population emigrate in one day.
• They couple and their two children emigrated from Holland in February.