Examples of using Emigrate in English and their translations into Polish
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Not without reason Sir Muldoon become famous in the world from his saying"New Zealanders who emigrate to Australia increase the level of IQ in both these countries.
which caused the Jews to convert or emigrate.
if there is a threat made to my family, then of course I would have to emigrate.
Frank warred with rabbis who believed that Jews mustn't precipitate Messiah's arrival nor emigrate to Palestine.
that they should emigrate to find work.
I helped his relatives emigrate from Guadeloupe many years ago, and in return, he assists me with matters which require physical labor.
With the assistance of my good friends, I managed to leave Poland and emigrate to New Zealand- before the regime managed to catch me
alternatively I could never phone you again and emigrate.
ye have naught of inheritance to do with them, unless they emigrate.
plenty swear not to give kinsmen, and the poor, and those who emigrate in the way of Allah!
that Zionist prince Avrum Burg recently advised his countrymen to obtain a foreign passport and emigrate.
Of foreign data sources, there were used administrative sources, registers and statistics of the countries to which the greatest numbers of Poles emigrate.
Perhaps it is the ethnic minorities of our city. Or the jobless who have to emigrate.
the last of the colored peoples to develop and emigrate from the original Sangik center of race dispersion.
try to find a means of raising enough money to leave Germany and emigrate to the United States.
We don't know why but I have a feeling he was planning to sell up, and emigrate.
But I have a feeling he was planning to sell up, and emigrate. We don't know why.
dignity of people across the globe who emigrate for economic or employment-related reasons by means of appropriate legislation
as heartrending as that of their brothers and sisters in the Middle East who emigrate; fleeing from unsure prospects in the hope of building a better future,
for example because I still was healing the psychological shock of having to emigrate from Poland, because I did not learned yet enough about the system of democracy in NZ, etc.