Examples of using Have emigrated in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
The angels will say,'But was not God's earth wide, so that you might have emigrated in it?
Thoughts of where one feel at home are something that all of us who have emigrated encounter at some point.
The angels will say,'But was not God's earth wide, so that you might have emigrated in it?
Do the teachers who have emigrated from Germany to Aargau now have to learn to speak High Alemannic with an Aargau accent?
Ever since Lithuania joined the EU a growing number of its inhabitants have emigrated to other EU states,
Then, surely thy Lord-- unto those who have emigrated after persecution,
It has been estimated that the number of employees with occupational pension rights who have emigrated from Ireland to other EU countries could be about 77,000.
Then, surely thy Lord-- unto those who have emigrated after persecution,
I believe that scarcely one colonist would have emigrated to America.
One statistic we have shows that about 3.2 million Romanians have emigrated.
And because of their belief love those who have emigrated to them;
Almost all the Yemeni Jews have emigrated and now live in Israel or America.
old people because the rest have emigrated.
tens of thousands have emigrated.
Another branch of the family Sterling is said to have emigrated to the U.S. A.
Oswald and Jolanda are a German Swiss couple who have emigrated a good 14 years ago to Canada.
Graml estimates in his study about emigration that 100,000 Polish Jews have emigrated every year in the 1930s;
Since Indians have emigrated all over the world, however, there are many Hindu communities in other countries.
Both books describe the attempts of families who have emigrated from the Soviet Union to find their footing in other countries.
Every single immigrant will not have emigrated if the basic humble needs of survival