Examples of using Emigrant in English and their translations into Polish
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at his position God employed an emigrant from heaven, instead of giving this job to a local person.
Classic style cut of jeans and five pockets were invented by Bernard Lichtenstein, an emigrant from Łódź, beyond the Ocean he was called Rodeo Ben.
then after a closer checking usually turns out that it is either a tourist, or an emigrant from some other country.
Russia is evil in its pure unalloyed form,” began the blog post of well-known Russian author and now emigrant Yuri Nesternko who got political asylum in the United States.
Countries now facing inflows of returning emigrant workers due to the crisis should also facilitate their swift integration in the labour market.
Her in-utero son, Ellis(Emigrant) is a 3/4 brother to Emrod 1998 Polish National Junior Champion Stallion
The achievements and philosophy of life of that emigrant, when are compared to whatever was accomplished and in what believe
At the same time, emigrant remittances have fallen and Official Development Assistance has also been reduced.
crisis with high unemployment, young Lithuanians are following in the footsteps of their emigrant ancestors.
Eldon- 4, Emigrant- 4,
the typical"Saklavian" Pesal visibly cross better with strong Kuhailans, while Emigrant, who usually stamps his offspring strongly with type,
complains cannot be heard from an emigrant who counts on the permit to stay,
telephone directories of former German settlement areas, emigrant lists, chronicles of places,
today Sancho would undoubtedly be an emigrant coming to his aid.
King Frederick William II of Prussia, in consultation with emigrant French nobles, issued the Declaration of Pillnitz,
among Polish communities abroad made during his overseas pastoral service and while serving as a delegate of the Polish Primate for emigrant ministry;
part with a Kwestura or an Emigrant.
sent to Paris in one of emigrant editions which was headed by the famous writer Mark Aldanov(in 1931)
An emigrant from his native Belgium, he arrived in the New
Arszyn Emigrant at the Museum of Emigration in Gdynia,