All 11 Uses of
migrate
in
Hyperion
- An Ouster migration cluster of at least four thousand… units… has been detected approaching the Hyperion system.†
Part Pro. *
- An Ouster migration cluster might consist of ships ranging in size from single-person ramscouts to can cities and comet forts holding tens of thousands of the interstellar barbarians.†
Part Pro.
- The Ouster Hawking wake had been noticed by Hegemony monitoring stations but was misinterpreted as merely another swarm migration which would pass no closer than half a light-year to the Bressian system.†
Part 2
- During the "Bad Times," we vacationed at Uncle Kowa's place out beyond the moon, on a terra-formed asteroid brought there before the Ouster migration.†
Part 3
- Or, rather, to sponsor seedship fleets; spinship explorations, new farcaster migrations… all of the panicked urgency of the Hegira… as long as they bred out there and left Old Earth alone.†
Part 3
- I pull up a tendril of the thickly woven willowgrass, chew on the sweet stem, and watch the horizon for the first sign of the migrating islands.†
Part 6
- I had thought the migrating islands were memorable in their colorful display.†
Part 6
- Or it could be the first of the isles, driven by instinct and the spring northerlies to migrate back to the great band of the equa torial shallows whence they came.†
Part 6
- They tried to migrate in the end, but the North Reaches were far too dry and when I visited the region decades later, when Garden entered the Web, the desiccated remains of the centaurs still littered some of the distant Reaches like the husks of exotic plants from some more colorful era.†
Part 6
- For more months I wandered in regions where the Ouster Swarms regularly migrated.†
Part 6
- I will not try to describe the beauty of life in a Swarm-their zero-gravity globe cities and comet farms and thrust clusters, their micro-orbital forests and migrating rivers and the ten thousand colors and textures of life at Rendezvous Week.†
Part 6
Definition:
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(migrate) move from one place to another -- sometimes seasonally