1. Nazi anti-Semitism forced him to emigrate to the USA.

2. Go back there? I'd sooner emigrate!

3. The men emigrate to work as seamen.

4. How long ago did your parents emigrate?

5. He's decided to emigrate and start a new life in America.

6. She was inhibited from making the decision to emigrate by the thought of her mother's loneliness.

7. They decided to emigrate to the U.S.to live in New York.

8. In order to survive, the Prophet decided to emigrate.

9. About 50,000 hopeful job hunters are queuing to emigrate.

10. They planned to emigrate.

11. Later they emigrate to Pittsburg, but can never escape their tangled past.

12. There is no need for them to emigrate to make money.

13. He no longer wishes to emigrate and is planning to write his memoirs.

14. Whether companies would carry out their threat to emigrate is debatable, with the huge costs that it would entail.

15. Already, 1,150 people emigrate each week, draining Hong Kong's talent, wealth and middle-class ballast.

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16. People wishing to emigrate would no longer need to prove that they had close relatives in the destination country.

17. Many people have to emigrate leaving the women and children behind.

18. Political changes in eastern Europe opened the floodgates to thousands of people who wished to emigrate.

19. You have to go through certain formalities before you can emigrate.

20. Everybody was flabbergasted when I announced I was going to emigrate to Australia.

21. Certain formalities have to be gone through before one can emigrate.

22. The family decided to shake the dust off their feet and emigrate to Australia.

23. Economists warn that enormous pressures could build up, forcing people to emigrate westwards.

24. The famines and pogroms in 19th-century Eastern Europe forced many Jewish refugees to emigrate.

25. Certain formalities have to be gone through before you can emigrate.

26. Good telecommunications links can bring them closer to western markets, giving their skilled workers less incentive to emigrate.

27. We failed to feed a starving people, leaving millions to die or emigrate.

28. It normally takes six months from filling out a form to getting permission to emigrate.

29. At the same time, several dozen applicants per month actually got permission to emigrate.

30. Thereafter, convinced of the honesty of this policy, Seminoles and exiles readily came forward to emigrate.

1. Nazi anti-Semitism forced him to emigrate to the USA.

2. Political changes in eastern Europe opened the floodgates to thousands of people who wished to emigrate.

3. She was inhibited from making the decision to emigrate by the thought of her mother's loneliness.

31. Emigrate! As if a gentleman could abandon his own country!

32. We gave that other certificate away to some one else, but if you want to emigrate, we can get you another.

33. After his release, he was permitted to emigrate to Paris, where he taught at the Sorbonne.

34. A mini-breakdown was less of a black mark than a criminal record if he should ever choose to emigrate.

35. An agricultural commune was established at Lindfield but seems to have been short-lived, and Lord Chichester helped 300 people to emigrate.

36. For many people the only possible escape from their permanent state of poverty and malnourishment is to emigrate.

37. Millie's brother Dennis, and his wife Joan, decided to emigrate the following year.

38. Next year our entire family will emigrate to America.

39. I'll emigrate to the western woods.

40. They to emigrate to to live in New York.

41. You said that you wanted to emigrate to Brazil.

42. Many people had to emigrate during the Nazi period.

43. It does not have much of a diaspora,[http:///emigrate.html] since native - born Americans seldom emigrate permanently.

44. The study found the worst public healthcare systems in French-speaking West Africa, where staff are less likely to emigrate.

45. Cubans will also now be allowed to inherit property from relatives without having to live in it first, and they will be able to take title to property of relatives or others who emigrate.

46. Lots of studies have found that well-educated people from developing countries are particularly likely to emigrate.

47. The family decided to uproot themselves and emigrate to Australia.

48. Their home became an unofficial headquarters for Soviet Jews wanting to escape anti-Semitism, and a temporary hotel for many who had finally won the right to emigrate.

49. The sending country, then, may very well suffer a net public - finance loss from having people emigrate.

50. In the sending countries, having some people emigrate can wound national pride.

51. The Great Elector, Frederick William I, adopted a similar course when he encouraged the French Huguenots to emigrate to Brandenburg-Prussia.

52. The compound growth rate of the Chinese who used investments to emigrate to the United States in the past five years is 73%.

53. Acting on your recommendation, I have decided to emigrate to Australia.

54. If you fail to get this job, there'll be nothing for it but to emigrate.

55. Pay great attention to death, so people do not emigrate.