immigrated

My parents both immigrated to the US, both obtained permanent residency, and are both on the path to citizenship.

Those evil invading Anglo-Saxons immigrated to the lower half of Britannia and now rule the entire island.

My mother had black hair, even though she was of pure Swedish ancestry (both of her parents immigrated from Sweden).

My family immigrated to the states from the Caribbean, making me a first generation American.

So when I immigrated to the US, I started with a secured credit card as fast as possible.

My parents immigrated from Bangladesh to America for a reason, and it wasn't the weather I assure you.

Some recently immigrated and had more or less about as much idea about Jewish laws as I did.

Disclosure: French expat of Algerian descent - immigrated to France in the 90s.

That is to say, I'm a Jewish nationalist, who immigrated to Israel about four years ago from personal conviction.

My girlfriend is German-Canadian (her grandfather immigrated to Canada after the war), and this topic always comes up around this time of year.

My parents immigrated to America in the 80's from China, and they simply thought that a college degree was the gateway to social mobility.

There is a world of difference between how our predecessors treated the country they immigrated to and what the recent waves of reactionary Islamists are doing.

I mean, would linking the word "immigrated" to a seven minute YouTube clip mostly not on the subject of Tom Hanks' ancestry reduce confusion?

When my wife first immigrated here from South Korea, she struggled to characterize "America" in simple, digestible differences so that she could work within the society.

I even know a bunch of people who immigrated to the US to steal the coveted job of "startup founder" and "CEO".