Sentences with phrase «left our homeland in»

Hevesi's Jewish parents left their homeland in 1938 to escape the Nazis, settling in Forest Hills.

We had left our homeland in a welter of fire and flame — and a welter of fire and flame would surely send us back there again.»

Not exact matches

After he was released in February 2011, Shi realized he had to leave his homeland.

Published on Jan 15, 2013 Over 60,000 years ago, the first modern humans — people physically identical to us today — left their African homeland and entered Europe, then a bleak and inhospitable continent in the grip of the Ice Age.

You don't see the nine year old girls given in marriage, children with disabilities locked in basements, women not allowed to leave the house, girls sent back to their homeland to be killed (honor killing), men with one family in Dearborn and another family in Yemen, the Imam who harasses children at lunch time telling them not to eat their free lunch because it isn't Halal, etc., etc..

what ever happened to the separation of church and state???? that is what our founding fathers left their homelands for and 2 centuries later they're right back in the same mess.

Christians in the West should commit to sustaining, supporting and praying for those who want to stay in their homeland, but should also commit to opening countries, welcoming the «stranger» and raising money to save those who want to leave.

Since they left their motherland and spread out in search of new homelands, the Turks have founded many states and even several empires.

Program Description Over 60,000 years ago, the first modern humans — people physically identical to us today — left their African homeland and entered Europe, then a bleak and inhospitable continent in the grip of the Ice Age.

The complete narrative of Israel's experience offers a number of explanations for the long delay in the occupation of Canaan; but, for all the variation in detail, there is the emphatic understanding that Israel was, in leaving Egypt, totally unprepared for the difficult and highly hazardous task of entrance and occupation of a new homeland.

The introduction to the ancestral narratives observes a number of parallels between the stories of Abraham, Jacob, Joseph and their families: all leave their homeland, quarrel with their brothers, move south to or toward Egypt, receive God's blessing and are buried in the cave of Machpelah.

Siegert left his homeland of Germany in 1820 for Venezuela to join Simon Bolivar in his fight against Spanish occupation.

However, while the focus between now and the end of the season remains the Premier League run - in and Europa League glory, it looks as though the Spaniard could be set to return to his homeland after leaving former Atletico Madrid in 2011.

The 97 - cap midfield star left Atletico Mineiro in his homeland at the end of the previous season and has apparently rejected an offer from the English non-league side Basingstoke Town in order to sign for the Roosters.

Having left in Auxerre in 2006, the powerful midfielder now returns to his homeland with Olympique de Marseille, who will look to be challenging for Champions League football next term.

However, Makienok's agent, Michael Stensgaard, has insisted that his client is in «no rush» to leave his current employers and admits it would have to be the right move for him if they hope to prize him away from his homeland.

The Uruguayan Football Association (AUF) have confirmed that the 27 - year - old had an operation in his homeland after suffering «severe pain» in his left knee in training on Wednesday.

He quietly left in 2004 for Go Ahead Eagles in his homeland.

Former Arsenal and Chelsea left - back Ashley Cole is hoping to extend his contract with Los Angeles Galaxy rather than making a switch to his homeland in the New Year.

The sum total of his experience is just 23 league games and, though he was always going to leave Lens following their relegation in May, a more sensible choice might have been to continue honing his craft at an elite club in his homeland.

Mario, who was one of only five players to feature in all seven of Portugal's Euro 2016 matches, left his homeland shortly after the Euro win to join Inter.

They also say that Corbyn should pledge to be much more rigorous in banning language usage widely seen as anti-Semitic, such as the appropriation by some anti-semites on the left of Zionist as a term of abuse, rather than simply the description of an ideology about the importance of a Jewish homeland.

They had warnings that an attack like this could happen,» the former House Homeland Security Committee chair told John Catsimatidis on his «Cats Roundtable» radio show on AM 970 of the March bombings in Brussels that left at least 32 dead and scores of others injured.

Authorities in Bangladesh said that alleged Port Authority bomber Akayed Ullah was not on the country's terror list, and they are not sure when he left his homeland.

He started the bathhouse two years ago, after leaving his job with Goldman Sachs in Moscow and finding he missed his homeland's banya.

Many other researchers, however, are unable to leave their war - torn homelands, or languish in refugee camps where their skills go unrecognized.

In December, however, the 109th Congress left town for the last time, having passed two appropriations bills — for the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security — but not the 9 other bills needed to fund the rest of the government for the 2007.

The promise of great science, new people, different cultures, more funding opportunities, and more coins in the pocket are just some of the reasons why many Canadian postdocs are leaving their homeland each year.

Soon after, Hubert Germain - Robin left his homeland for Mendocino County in California's wine country.

Meanwhile, virtually all growth in federal research spending has been consigned to bioterrorism, homeland security, and defense, leaving civilian research at a standstill.

GENETIC JOURNEY Recent genetic analyses suggest that natives of Papua New Guinea, shown here during a traditional Enga cultural show in 2015, descend from people who left their Africa homeland some 72,000 years ago.

She left her homeland when she was seven, in 1992, just as hostilities in the Balkan were erupting, her mother having found work in Cyprus.

According to the researchers, this provides confirmation there were at least four distinct types of human in existence when anatomically modern humans (Homo sapiens sapiens) first left their African homeland.

Awareness of the unexpected situations they might face could be in issue for Russian women deciding whether to leave her homeland and start new life abroad.

If you're Greek and you've left Greece, you may have found that it's a lot harder to find other Greek singles in your new homeland.

These Latin personals are looking for foreign men to create family and in many cases leave their homeland.

Before then, we've witnessed a prairie massacre that leaves Rosalie Quaid (Pike) the shattered sole survivor, spent time with US Cavalry Captain Joseph Blocker (Bale) as he mournfully contemplates retirement, watched Blocker go up against his commanding officer (Stephan Lang) and a smug Eastern newspaperman (Bill Camp) after being ordered on one last tour of duty: to escort the dying Cheyenne warrior chief Yellow Hawk (Studi) from prison in New Mexico to his Montana homeland.

Brooklyn is one of the best films ever made about leaving one's homeland in search of a better life, and forging a new path.

Homeland, Season 7: Carrie has left her job in the White House and moved back to D.C. and is living with her sister Maggie to take on the Keane administration and secure the release of the 200.

His final mission seems like a stab in the gut: to escort cancer - riddled Cheyenne chief Yellow Hawk (Studi) and his family from New Mexico to Montana, so that he can die on what is left of his tribal homelands.

Kimjongilia (Unrated) Red Curtain documentary in which refugees of North Korean prison camps share their horror stories about the political repression, famine and general devastation they left behind when they escaped from their Communist homeland.

Following an incident in a gym that nearly leaves him in the ground, and various other changes in personal circumstances, Renton returns from Amsterdam, where he has been residing for the last twenty years, to his homeland in Edinburgh.

Watching Homeland sometimes feels like trying to crack the Enigma code: Viewers are left very much in the dark to the overall plot, and Clare Danes's performance as Carrie Mathison remains the single unshifting cipher from which to get one's bearings.

Culture shock and loneliness plague Eilis when she leaves Ireland for America in the 1950s, but when her new homeland really does present new opportunities, represented not just by her new Italian - American boyfriend Tony (Emory Cohen) but also by the accounting classes she takes at night (where she is the only woman), she begins to embrace her little corner of Brooklyn.

This is a stand - out film, an absolutely poignant tale about an Irish immigrant girl who leaves her homeland, close family, and friends and sets out for America in the 1950's where her future seems to beckon.

Killmonger's burden is the searing rage he feels for T'Challa, the byproduct of T'Challa's father killing his father, which left Killmonger as a child in Oakland, isolated from the homeland he'd never seen.

Having set out from his homeland (or rather, finally left his home, as the last film's poster illustrated), Bilbo (Martin Freeman) is now deep in the wilds of Middle - earth, surrounded by craggy danger and dwarfed (so to speak) by a mounting gloom.

Some were stragglers left behind after the hajj, entrepreneurial pilgrims who, year after year, try to offset the cost of their passage by reselling in Mecca's bazaars exotic wares from their remote homelands.

Leaving a devastated Poland behind them, they set off for the cities of Europe: Vitka and Abba to the West, where they would be instrumental in orchestrating the massive Jewish exodus to the biblical homeland, and Ruzka to Palestine, where she would be literally the first person to bring a first hand account of the Holocaust to Jewish leaders.

In Beholden by Bronwyn Williams (Topaz, $ 5.99, 0451407490), a young Irish woman, Kathleen O'Sullivan, leaves her homeland behind to build a new life in North Carolina with her sister TarIn Beholden by Bronwyn Williams (Topaz, $ 5.99, 0451407490), a young Irish woman, Kathleen O'Sullivan, leaves her homeland behind to build a new life in North Carolina with her sister Tarin North Carolina with her sister Tara.