Приклади вживання She emigrated Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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At age nine months she emigrated to the United States.
She emigrated to the United States in the 1920's in search of employment.
Later she emigrated with her parents and brother to Venezuela.
After the defeat of Rancagua, together with her husband, she emigrated to Argentina.
Born in Lviv, she emigrated to Mexico at the age of two.
In January 1981, together with her husband and daughter, she emigrated from the Soviet Union.
During WWII she emigrated to Germany, and subsequently to Belgium.
She emigrated with her family to Berlin, and later on to Warsaw.
Their relationship was renewed in 1933 in London, where she emigrated after parting with Gorky.
She emigrated to the United States in the late 1930s, to avoid the war.
After a number of roles in British and other European films,including The Ragman's Daughter and Inseminoid, she emigrated to the United States.
In 1999, she emigrated to Auckland, New Zealand with her parents and younger brother.
Her parents arranged a marriage for her, but she did not approve,so in 1913 she emigrated to New York City and became a seamstress in a shirtwaist factory.
In 1947 she emigrated to the United States and studied English literature in New York and German literature at Berkeley.
Her father, Dr. Reuven Katznelson, was also well known for his research in public health and social work.[1]In 1921 she emigrated with her family to Palestine.
In 1944 she emigrated to Germany, later to Australia(1951) where she died on April 5, 1960 in Melbourne.
In 2001 she emigrated to Italy, where she worked for various television networks and film producers across the country.
In 1939 she emigrated to Australia with her family and initially worked as a science teacher at a private girls' school in Hobart.
She emigrated to Israel in 1975, continuing her studies in musicology under Joachim Braun at the Bar Ilan University(1976- 78) while teaching at Jerusalem's Rubin Academy.
She emigrated to the UK just before the onset of World War II and studied at the Royal College of Music, becoming friends with Benjamin Britten and John Amis.
She emigrated in 1968 from the then Czechoslovakia and in the 1970s all her property there- consisting in particular of one plot of land in the cadastral area of Třebíč- was seized by the communist regime.
Anna Wierzbicka FAHA FASSA[ˈanna vʲɛʐˈbʲitska](born 10 March 1938 in Warsaw) is a Polish linguist who is Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University, Canberra.[1] Brought up in Poland,she graduated from Warsaw University and emigrated to Australia in 1972, where she has lived since.
In 1939 she finally emigrated to London as a Jew without nationality.
Later in 1888, Anna Ben-Yusuf emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts where she had established a milliner's shop on Washington Street in Boston[1] by 1891.
Her family emigrated to Canada when she was five years old, and she was raised in Toronto.
Buydens was born in Hanover, Germany.[4]She was in her early teens when her family emigrated to Belgium, where she became a Belgian citizen.
Two years later in 2002, she dropped out of high school, in Sydney, saying that"it just wasn't going to work for me", and emigrated to the United States where she studied electric guitar.
In 1895, Ben-Yusuf followed in her mother's footsteps and emigrated to the United States where she worked as a milliner at 251 Fifth Avenue, New York.[1] She continued this for some time after becoming a photographer, writing occasional articles for Harpers Bazaar and The Ladies Home Journal on millinery.[6][7][8].