Examples of using Emigrating in English and their translations into Hungarian
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while the same proportion had considered emigrating.
their skills base, their aspirations and their reasons for emigrating.
Since 2008 the number of Hungarians emigrating has tripled to 3% of the labour force
where he dreams of emigrating.
grew up to become a rabbi too and signed up for emigrating to Israel after 1944.
some later emigrating to Israel.
This guy" was Thierry Guetta, a Frenchman who had been living in Los Angeles since emigrating to the United States in the early 1980s.
After emigrating, Perneczky continued his artistic work with Concept Art,
He trained with Cirque du Soleil before emigrating to Ft. Wayne where he used his French-Canadian circus stylings to turn the entire show choir world upside down!
The Jews will start arriving, the Israelis will stop emigrating and those who already emigrated will return.
Despite his animosity towards the Nazi regime, Knappertsbusch never considered emigrating from his home country, being deeply rooted in German arts and culture.
As it happens I just heard about their presence about an hour ago. They're definitely emigrating but won't say where.
also the last work he completed in Europe before emigrating to the United States with his wife.
supplied the required funds from its scarce foreign exchange reserves to help young Jews emigrating to Palestine.
an alarming 38% are considering emigrating.
lived in Communist China, but they came to know Jesus after emigrating.
BRUSSELS- More than one in three European Jews have considered emigrating over the past five years because they no longer feel safe amid a surge in anti-Semitism,
More than one in three European Jews have considered emigrating over the past five years because they no longer feel safe amid a surge in anti-Semitism,
Kivándorló magyarok az Egyesült Államokban 1880- 1940. Emigrating Hungarians in the United States, 1880-1940), Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 1982.
for they are not criminals: emigrating is not a crime.