His father was one of the early emigrants to the county.

Actually, the very first emigrants to America had already left in 1724.

For the year 2003, the number of emigrants was 650,000.

By 1867, the Society had sent more than 13,000 emigrants.

That was a sound job you did with the emigrants, by the way.

Here he'd been ever since, waiting for summer to bring more emigrants.

But by now the emigrants had lost all confidence in him.

"What about the emigrants we were due to take back?"

The emigrants tend to have less education than those who come here.

At the fort the emigrants take on some new members.

"And what about the emigrants it was supposed to take back?"

He is considered by some to have been the first Russian political emigrant.

Then there was the matter of getting the emigrants on board the new ship.

"Said something about getting some personal stories from those emigrants we took on yesterday."

An emigrant from the Ukraine, he came here in 1920.

This is my contribution to the economy of future emigrants.

Every effort was made to bring the emigrants home safely.

The emigrants set foot on American soil for the first time.

That will cut the expected flow of emigrants by half, to under 50,000 this year.

From 1863 to 1870, a large number of emigrants came to settle in the region.

In the end of 1866, the emigrants were allowed to return according to a general amnesty.

The name came from the story later circulated by some of the emigrants.

The population total for all countries (including work emigrants) is estimated at 64,000.

At about the same time, more white emigrants, including women and children, were settling in the region.

English had a particular economic value for emigrants, especially females.

The book is a meditation on the divided nature of this emigrant life.

Its population is estimated to be around 6,500, not including the thousands of emigrant families and young individuals.

"We arrived the way most emigrant families did," he said in a recent telephone interview.

There is always the ghost of an emigrant ship in the Irish mind.

One that takes root far from an emigrant writer's native land, where his work is barely read, if at all?

Equally problematic has been Algeria's handling of the emigrant issue.

The Union's members were Russian emigrant children aged between 3 and 10.

- What it is to be ill in an emigrant train let those declare who know.

For haste is not the foible of an emigrant train.

A similar Ordinance sequestered the restored property of emigrant families.

Some of these emigrant families became quite famous.

The Winter family were one of the first non-Jewish emigrant families.

You look like a refugee from an emigrant ship."

In general most developing countries suffer brain drain because emigrant intellectuals refuse to return.

We got the emigrant rate - transportation and food and a place to sleep."

What has resulted is an emigrant population, with most activities and residential concentration within a small area along the southwest border.

Bendix was an emigrant scholar who had become well known for his Weber-interpretations.

She was born in Arizona to Russian emigrant parents.

With the discovery of gold in California, many emigrant trains headed west to seek their fortunes.

Also, there can be no break in Polish citizenship between the emigrant ancestor and the descendant.

Then I understood this was an emigrant ship bound for the American colonies.

The same quaysides were the departure point for many emigrant ships sailing over the Atlantic.

However, they were always accompanied by an emigrant branch of the Drúedain.

Most identify with the Mahayana tradition, reflecting the religious heritage of their emigrant countries.

Boswell, but not, oddly, Johnson, looked over an emigrant ship in the harbour.