Emigrated

Abdil, an office worker who emigrated to the U.K. a decade ago from Somalia, said over a bowl of chicken curry that he decided to sleep in instead of watching the ceremonies.

After World War II, his father emigrated from Italy to New Jersey and began peddling fresh fruits and vegetables door to door.

Before that, it was inhabited by the Irish who emigrated to Boston during the Great Famine era, at the time making up nearly 50% of the North End’s population.

Blewitt is a third cousin of President Biden, whose distant ancestors emigrated from County Mayo during the 19th century.

Chen, who emigrated to Australia from China more than decade ago, founded a construction supply company in Canberra in 2019 and employed the victim in 2020.

Cornish and her parents emigrated from Jamaica in the early eighties, at the height of Boston’s busing crisis.

Dr. Garcia is a Philadelphia-born psychoanalyst and psychiatrist who emigrated to New Zealand in 2006.

Having emigrated from South Korea with her parents as a young child, Judy grew up in Portland, Oregon.

He emigrated Down-Under in 2002 and met his now-wife in 2011.

He was born in Egypt but emigrated with his family to England at age 3. He returned to his birth country years later to attend college, but then found himself at a crossroads.

His family emigrated to Australia from Chilwell, in Nottinghamshire, in 2011 and have kept up with County via social media and streaming ever since.

She emigrated from Guatemala late last year.

Stokes’s father brought it with him when he emigrated from England in the 1980s—by then, it was covered in scratches and several layers of old paint.

They also emigrated to other countries in huge numbers, particularly Great Britain and Australia.

Yaghoobzadeh, whose family had emigrated to the United States from Iran, said he received voicemails with death threats and that his worried parents showed up on his doorstep to urge him to flee the country for his safety.

A friend who emigrated to NZ from here has places in both NZ and London.

A group of young men, most of whose families emigrated from Sudan, playing soccer in a field just outside the center of Medina.

Amongst those were a large group of Welsh Quakers who emigrated to America with William Penn (namesake of the state of Pennsylvania) in the late 1600s.

Diana's clever, kind husband – the 14th Duke of Ulster, though he seldom used the title – had planted Cape View vineyard soon after he emigrated here as a young man.

Graeme and wife Linda live nearby in Blantyre with children Jennifer and Ben; while Ian and Carol emigrated to Australia and had son Evan.