Examples of using Emigrating in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Always emigrating.
Emigrating to a new country.
People talk about emigrating.
Emigrating join his cousin.
Does anyone regret emigrating?
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Home> Emigrating to the USA.
Your adoptive parents were emigrating?
Thinking about emigrating to Europe?
Born in Pittsburgh, Kathleen Tessaro studied drama before emigrating to London.
Thinking of emigrating to New Zealand?
If you would please refer to page 18 of the before emigrating to the U.S.
After emigrating, I studied in New York.
Are you thinking about emigrating to New Zealand?
I am saddened that they fear for their security in Europe,do not dare to wear a kippah and some even consider emigrating.
Have you thought about emigrating to another country?
The I.N.S. DistrictChieftold us you were in charge of the casework… for aliens emigrating from Africa and the Caribbean.
She considered emigrating but gave up the idea.
You don't see people emigrating to Cuba.
The youth talk about emigrating to the West, encourage each other and share information.
Two weeks have now passed and the thoughts of emigrating haven't gone away.
A third of European Jews are considering emigrating, and many more do not see their children's future on the continent(see table below).
He was educated as an engineer in Paris before emigrating to the United States in 1928.
He prevented the Jewish community in Yemen from emigrating to Israel and he preferred that they should remain there, in danger, or go to the United States.
We are in an era of global migration, particularly of Arabs emigrating from miserable Arab countries.
Do you dream about emigrating to another country?
I'm seriously thinking of emigrating to an EU country.
We forced them to choose between emigrating to Israel and imprisonment or death,” he continued.
A third of European Jews are considering emigrating, and many more do not see their children's future on the continent.
And 38 percent of European Jews have considered emigrating from Europe for safety reasons, compared to 29 percent six years ago.
To this end, for instance, textile machinery specialists were prohibited from emigrating from England, and it was forbidden to transfer knowhow related to the construction of these machines.