“Many Africans transmigrate to Europe in search of better economic opportunities and quality of life.”

“A distinctive belief is that souls transmigrate from generation to generation.”

“Leukocytes may adhere, transmigrate, release proteases, cause additional endothelial injury, and lead to the development of inflammatory changes in the vessel wall.”

“In other regions where the Javanese have been transmigrated, there have been similar outbreaks of violence, though not as serious.”

“Alternatively, Plato thought that all ideas were held from birth in the mind, where they had transmigrated from earlier souls.”

“It tells the story of Ali, who believes the soul of his deceased girlfriend, Nada, has transmigrated to a goat.”

“There are many European traditions, from Procopius onwards, which think of Britain as an island of the dead, a resting-place for transmigrating souls.”

“In the cycle of circles and transmigrating arcs Apache, Iroquois, Shoshone, and Cayenne Touched back to the Australoid face of their fathers.”

“Constantly transmigrating, she leads Pierston through a fairground of illusions and leaves him with a glaring paradox about the relation of desire to its object.”