Examples of using Emigrated in English and their translations into German
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Your children emigrated.
He emigrated to Sweden.
The court and the independent families emigrated;
In 1978 he emigrated to the USA.
Emigrated: as an adult, year unknown.
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The parents, too, emigrated to the USA in 1951.
Over оnе million Irish people died, аnd even more emigrated.
Stout emigrated to Dunedin, New Zealand.
Bill Freund:"Before we emigrated, my parents….
They emigrated to France in 1980, where they still reside.
My grandfather was a German who emigrated to America.
In 1937 he emigrated via Switzerland and Paris to England.
In May 1938 Berliner and wife Anna thus emigrated to the USA.
The IT specialist who emigrated to New Zealand with his family.
She was two weeks late when her parents emigrated to Normandy.
His friends who emigrated found there protection and refuge.
In the 1960s Giessen was first stop for emigrated GDR citizens.
Decisions have emigrated from the spaces for which parliaments are elected.
My father's older sister emigrated to Switzerland.
They emigrated to Britain separately in their teens, but only met first in London.
In November 1947, Tramiel emigrated to the United States.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union most of the audience and actors emigrated.
More than 50,000 German Jews emigrated under the Haavara Agreement.
Interviews with emigrated Germans over pros and cons of the life in Austria as well as numerous important contact contacts and Internet addresses round the councellor off.
A few months later, Ferrier resigned and emigrated to the Netherlands.
Baghdadi physicians who emigrated to London during the... worst of the Iran-Iraq war.
It was while studying in Vienna in 1968 that he emigrated to the west.
And those who believe, but have not emigrated you have no guidance towards them till they emigrate.
The mesenchyma in the pharyngeal arch region arises mainly from emigrated neural crest cells.
To determine the total number of Gottscheer men and women who emigrated at this time from the"Ländchen," we first consider the decline between Czoernig's estimate 1876.