用emigre造句子，“emigre”造句

The strains of the balalaika and snatches of a soft melancholy song drifted across the chilly night, probably from a young White Russian emigre girl, singing for her living.

Afro-Cuban emigre Philbert Armenteros, founder of the Miami band Los Herederos (The Inheritors), says his music can channel important messages from the gods of his African ancestors.

An emigre returning after several years away says a gentle change is blowing across the country, like the wind that deposits black sand from the Karakum desert over Niyazov's white marble capital.

Thus Madame DE Dey, noble, rich, and the mother of an emigre, could not be unaware of the dangers of her cruel situation.

Jewish emigre from Austria, Eric Halpern, gravitated to Shanghai, where he founded a fortnightly Business magazine.

But rather than volubly objecting to the plan, which is backed by a vocal emigre lobby in Germany, Mr Tusk blandly defused the row.

I know of a wonderful new pleasure-garden run by a White Russian emigre-Rio Rita's. They've got good wine and good music, and there are White Russian princesses, princes' daughters, imperial concubines and ladies-in-waiting to dance attendance on you.