Significados de great influx en inglés

Five million was Canada's population before the great influx of colonists began.

Many long-time residents are baffled by the great influx of newcomers.

The first great influx of foreigners followed directly from Henry's marriage.

There was a great influx of visitors in the city.

There was at the outset a great influx of members, and three secretaries were appointed.

Why did it take this great influx of White people to get the schools better?

After the fall of Greece, in 146 B.C., a great influx of educated Greeks took place.

The operation involved unforeseen dangers, which a great influx of spectators would have hindered him from averting.

The candidate states dispute the assumption that there will be a great influx of cheap labour after they join.

There had been a great influx of population at Beirût, and preaching services, during some months, were held daily.

As the animosity of fate would have it, there was a great influx of custom in the course of the afternoon.

After she began to run the establishment there was always a great influx of priests and monks recommended by her brother.

The lady had her lady's maid,-andMr. Morton had his own man; so that there would be a great influx of persons.

As in the upper country so by the sea there was a great influx of Loyalists, accompanied in many instances by their slaves.

The truth prevailed mightily among the Gentiles, and the great influx of converts began to impart an entirely new aspect to the Christian community.

One saw then a great influx of automobiles-therewere balls at the Casino and many pretty, well-dressedwomen, of both worlds, much en evidence.